What's Currently on Your Reading List?

[bighomer]

I've taken a little hiatus from reading, had some stuff tape on the dvr and the boss wanted it deleted.
Started this one, looks to be a good'un.

[New_Windsor_NY]

I'm reading this book again. Good information, GREAT pictures.
From 2000.

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

I've been picking up any old books on local history that i find. Im currently reading these two. The local native history is absolutely fascinating, and simultaneously so tragic. 20 years into Oshkosh's history and there's been so much slaughter Also, Oshkosh was known as the Midwest's sawmill. Sawdust city burned to the ground 6 times before they started using more brick

[New_Windsor_NY]

These two previously read books want me to read them again.
They will take me to, and they will take me through, the June 6th,
D-Day weekend. From 1984 and 1985.

[FRJ]

I am reading "Different Dreams" by our own Garry Moore.

I'm in a few chapters and it's got me.

[Quick Steel]

-Joe. thank you for your input. It is much appreciated.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Starting to read this one again.
Fascinating. From 1978.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Some lighter, but VERY interesting reading for the weekend.
From 1979.

[Steve Warden]

Reviews say it's the best of O'Reilly's "Killing..." series.

[treefarmer]

Steve, the statement at the bottom on the cover of your book, the merciless Indian wars in America, caught my eye. I'm reading a historical novel named, What We Have Endured. It is written from the view of an old Seminole woman telling her granddaughter what she remembered about the Seminole Wars. Times were very tough back in those days.

Treefarmer