What are you reading?

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Description: This is a question I ask all my friends.
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IslandHermit ::: Favorites I've now started in on "Shenfan", William Hinton's look at small Chinese village emerging from the shadow of the Cultural Revolution. All of this is a bit heavier than my usual fare so I'm also casting around for some lighter bedtime reading to balance it out. A murder mystery or some nice, hard science fiction. 07-01-30 07:06:36 __________________________________________________
IslandHermit ::: Favorites I just finished "The Wheels Of Commerce", which is the second volume of Fernand Braudel's "Civilization & Capitalism, 15th-18th Century". It was more academic and narrowly focussed than I would have liked. I also just finished "Farthing" by Jo Walton. An excellent book (fiction) albeit rather depressing. 07-01-30 07:05:29 __________________________________________________
tlg847 ::: Favorites And...just for the record...I never heard of micmws until your comment. 07-01-29 23:20:24 __________________________________________________
tlg847 ::: Favorites Um...did you check the date of my video? 07-01-29 23:15:32 __________________________________________________
michelle17babu ::: Favorites ammmmmm, mickmws just had a really similar blog the other day...it even got the same name.. come on, if you want poeple to apriciate your blog you got to be real with us, and not copy ideas you like.... i like you, please be creative.. 07-01-29 23:01:11 __________________________________________________
zyba73 ::: Favorites I'm rereading The Middle East. It's funny that had any part of the fed govt. read the introduction to this book, they wouldn't been surprised at the reaction to the iraq invasion. 07-01-17 17:37:05 __________________________________________________
tlg847 ::: Favorites I HATE when that happens! 07-01-17 16:12:06 __________________________________________________
tlg847 ::: Favorites Haven't read any of those, but heard Team of Rivals was an interesting approach to Lincoln. Thanks. 07-01-17 16:11:36 __________________________________________________
zyba73 ::: Favorites Since you asked... I'm a history buff & currently I'm reading The Middle East by Bernard Lewis, Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns Goodwin & Miracle at Philadelphia by Catherine Drinker Bowen. 07-01-17 16:08:44 __________________________________________________
tlg847 ::: Favorites I've started watching Greer's videos on Google...but don't have a point of view on his thinking as of yet. 07-01-17 10:56:32 __________________________________________________