What Happened To "What Are You Reading"
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Could be a lack of interest, but I think it's an interesting topic. I always have a book or two going. I got a kindle for Christmas, and am closing in on 40 books since then. I still buy hardback books too. Two that I am reading right now are Jerry Apps "Old Farm, A History", and "Seasons on the Farm". Have had an interest in the way people used to live on a farm lately.
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"1st year law textbooks"
To include those riviting page-turners on foundations of law; civil procedure; torts; property; criminal law; contracts; and legal analysis, research, and writing. Whee!
To include those riviting page-turners on foundations of law; civil procedure; torts; property; criminal law; contracts; and legal analysis, research, and writing. Whee!
"But then I also enjoy tax law."
Then you should get on well with peckinpahhombre whose specialty as a barrister is, I believe, just that.
Then you should get on well with peckinpahhombre whose specialty as a barrister is, I believe, just that.
Angle Of Repose by Wally Stegner.
@maxpeters you should check it out if you're into farm/frontier stuff. Pretty great.
@maxpeters you should check it out if you're into farm/frontier stuff. Pretty great.
I'm reading "The End" by Ian Kershaw. It deals extensively with the questions of how and why the Germans kept on fighting after D-Day, when said end had become both obvious and inevitable. On the backburner is "Mason & Dixon" by Thomas Pynchon, a great read but slow going for someone whose first language wasn't English.
Just finished Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy. I needed some light reading so I started The Hobbit. Next up is The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck.
Perhaps the month long lack of interest was the result of a mass attack of temporary illiteracy.
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