Discussion Book Recommendations

[Poppy]

Dr. Seuss books really get me going and keep me entertained. Very deep in the writing of each book and the pictures are great, too.

Marvin k mooney and hop on pop my two favs

 

[Poppy]

It’s absolutely fascinating. The author started out writing an article in a newspaper and 10 or so years later felt like he finally had all the info he could gather and wrote the book.

I remember all the manson stuff when I was a boy…used to scare me.

 

[Ripgut]

Dr. Seuss books really get me going and keep me entertained. Very deep in the writing of each book and the pictures are great, too.

 

[JLee]

Home Library of a few Classics.

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I love Greek mythology. I need to re read some of this

 

[Islandswole2]

Some great recommendations here for sure, appreciate it fellas. I’ll keep adding to this list as time goes on.

 

[n3rd]

I didn’t see “The art of not giving a fuck”
Read about half of it, need to revisit that book.

 

[Neuro]

I didn’t see “The art of not giving a fuck”
Read about half of it, need to revisit that book.

It’s a good one. Heavily rooted in the stoicism classics but easier to digest.

 

[Islandswole2]

It’s a good one. Heavily rooted in the stoicism classics but easier to digest.

Agreed, I forgot about that one

 

[Poppy]

@Neuro

Just arrived

 

[Neuro]

@Neuro

Just arrived

Buckle up. It is truly one of the most bizarre stories out there.