What non-golf books have you been reading lately?

[Uisce Beatha]

Previous:

De Valera - Tim Pat Coogan

Current:

Russka - Edward Rutherford

Next:

The Children of Hurin - J. R. R. Tolkien

[Dunk]

Lately my non-golf reading has been pretty limited, mostly Sci-Fi short stories.

Next:

The Children of Hurin - J. R. R. Tolkien

Yeah, that one is definitely on my list as well.

[Salamander]

That's what I'm currently reading. Had read the JRR versions at the Unfinished Tales editions, but this read is much easier than the UT ones.. go grab it!

Lately my non-golf reading has been pretty limited, mostly Sci-Fi short stories.

Next:

The Children of Hurin - J. R. R. Tolkien

Yeah, that one is definitely on my list as well.

[Dunk]

That's what I'm currently reading. Had read the JRR versions at the Unfinished Tales editions, but this read is much easier than the UT ones.. go grab it!

Lately my non-golf reading has been pretty limited, mostly Sci-Fi short stories.

Next:

The Children of Hurin - J. R. R. Tolkien

Yeah, that one is definitely on my list as well.

I will, soon.

[twoiron]

ummm... in no particular order..

"What to Expect When you're Expecting"
"What to Expect in the First Year"
"Fathers to be: Guide to Babies"


LOL

[gleek]

ummm... in no particular order..

"What to Expect When you're Expecting"
"What to Expect in the First Year"

My wife tells me those are good books.

[hobbit]

Founding Brothers by Joseph Ellis

To be followed by either Prey by Crichton or The Bourne Ultimatum (final in the series) by Ludlum - both are waiting patiently on my nightstand.

Ah forgot - the one before Founding Brothers was 'On The Wealth of Nations' by P.J. O'Rouke.  A nice read on Adam Smith's classic original (good for those that would find the lengthy original a difficult read - myself included ).

By the way - I'm really loving 'Founding Brothers', its a period that piques my interest and the writing is very good.