Which books do you read?
 

Feel the power of the Croydon massive!

As a true gent,

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I will commence with the hostilities

I've read 'The Road' and 'No Country For Old Men' by Cormac McCarthy recently. I'm a big fan of Cormac McCarthy's brazen disregard of the rules of punctuation when dealing with dialog. heh.

Also read 'The Origins of Totalitarianism' by (((Hannah Arendt))) and it was just plain out fucking exhausting.

Always been a fan of that myself

Couldn't possibly see how

I read Evan Wright's "American Desperado". That is one of my favorites.
https://www.amazon.com/American-Desp...2919616&sr=1-2


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Hope they don't make it into a movie though.

I can't read fiction, I mainly read for information. Though I may be on the spectrum.

Jack and Jill.

Art of War

Just been reading R.Salavatore's Drizzt books.
Really enjoyed them- sad when you get to the latter part of a series. Dont want it to end 8(

i dont mind as long as they dont have long words and contain plenty of pictures that explain the story, incase I have difficulty with a part of it

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_War :thumbsup

So, what you are saying is you want the inclusion of picture books and or popup/popout books.

No is for noted CurrentlySober.

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I won't tell ...

Good stuff then

Gfy must have a lot of magazine subscribers like Rochard, regular readers of periodicals and trash of that like. We have clearly not come a long way from everyone crowding around a single newspaper.

Is Facebook qualified?
None at the moment, but looking for some WW2 related books in the future.

Is that where the republican touched your Pee-Pee?