So, how about a book thread?

[Aeolienne]

Enlightenment Now: The case for reason, science, humanism and progress by Steven Pinker

 

[owlet]

The Crook Factory by Dan Simmons

 

[Reirei]

Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson

 

[LadyBird84]

Does anybody have a good recommendation for an audiobook? (I'm quite picky when it comes to the voice of the person 'performing' it and haven't been able to find anything good lately.)

 

[tree]

Does anybody have a good recommendation for an audiobook? (I'm quite picky when it comes to the voice of the person 'performing' it and haven't been able to find anything good lately.)

I enjoy Lorelei King, as a reader.
She is fun for me to listen to because she can "do the voices."
I like to hear her read Stephanie Plum stories, just so I can hear
Grandma Mazur and Lula.

One of the more annoying readers I have listened to Scott Brick,
for the repeated use of a rising intonation throughout a line, ending
on a flat/minor note.

 

[Aeolienne]

The Workplace Advantage: The £20 billion key - why the office environment is key to productivity by The Crown Estate, Cushman & Wakefield, Joanna Lloyd-Davies and Polly Plunket-Checkemian

 

[tree]

Going Bovine

Excellent first person narration of a person with mad cow disease.
Fiction.



Going Bovine - Wikipedia

 

[Aeolienne]

How Not To Be A Boy by Robert Webb

 

[Loren]

Jonathan Livingston Seagull, by Richard Bach

 

[Aeolienne]

Not in Your Genes: The real reasons children are like their parents by Oliver James

 

[invisibility003]

A great book I read a few months is "The Tattooist of Auschwitz" by Heather Morris. It's a holocaust book and based on a true story.

 

[Raisedbywolves]

I'm actually attempting to read the whole bible. Every day I try to read 2 chapters of the bible. I skip between the old Testament and new testament every week. I started last spring, and now in the old Testament I'm just starting Joshua, and in the new testament I just finished Galatians.

 

[Aeolienne]

Music and Silence by Rose Tremain