Recommend a book for me to read

"Andrew In Alabama" <andrew26m> wrote in message
news:cfufs2hc9kstqtepoqm8v69c6lia64u34m@...
> Looking for something good to read. Doesn't have to be Vegas related,
> but can be. Fiction or non-fiction equally appreciated.
>
> TIA.
>
>
> --
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> Andrew <-- is it FEBRUARY yet?
>
>
> "You are strange and you are not me"
>
> - "Big Mikey" once again in AVLV.

If you get tired of novels with 500 pages, there is a book of "adult"
nursery rhymes that might interest you.

JP

On Feb 6, 1:16 pm, "jrogow" <JRo...@Newsguy.com> wrote:
> Anything by Tony Hillerman ~except~ Fly on the Wall

James Doss' Charlie Moon mysteries are pretty good, too. They, like
Hillerman's, feature native american law men. I really enjoy the
Four-
corners settings of both authors.

In article <RfIyh.10966$_d4.6165@trndny05>, john5240@ says...
> "Andrew In Alabama" <andrew26m> wrote in message
> news:cfufs2hc9kstqtepoqm8v69c6lia64u34m@...
> > Looking for something good to read. Doesn't have to be Vegas related,
> > but can be. Fiction or non-fiction equally appreciated.
> >
> > TIA.
> >
> >
> > --
> >
> > Andrew <-- is it FEBRUARY yet?
> >
> >
> > "You are strange and you are not me"
> >
> > - "Big Mikey" once again in AVLV.
>
> If you get tired of novels with 500 pages, there is a book of "adult"
> nursery rhymes that might interest you.
>
> JP
>
>
>
What? you mean like....

Jack and Jill went up the hill,
They liked to feel each other...

That kind of nursery rhyme?

Ray

In article <27723-45CD2A1A-562@storefull-3238.bay.>,
danielteacher@ says...
> Andrew,
>
> I find truth to be far stranger than fiction, and usually I like to read
> the stories of personal adventures. I read "Blue Highways" as a
> teenager, and it inspired two road trips around the entire United
> States. "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" is a must read for
> any traveler. If you want to have any understanding of the Mormon
> community in your city, and every other city for that matter, read
> "Secret Ceremonies". It is guaranteed to blow your mind. The book
> "Augusta Gone" should be a required read for the parent of any troubled
> daughter. As far as fiction goes, I am old school. I've enjoyed most
> King, Clancy, Crichton, and even W.E.B. If you never read "Stranger in
> a Strange Land" while you were in college, give it a shot, you may
> "Grok" it.
>
>
Blue Highways is a wonderful book.
Ray