After I finished “Into the wild” this is my second book 
I think it’s called “The outlander” ore something like that in English ?
I think it’s called “The outlander” ore something like that in English ?
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The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle.
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I’m going to have to pick that one up!
Krakauer is one of my favorites. His account of the 1996 Everest expedition is awesome.
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Thank you for the tip!
I’ve read that one too! Bought it second hand, liked it. It kept my feet down to the ground. I hope you understand what I mean.
I’m a big reader, can’t live without books!
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I read that too. Fantastically detailed.
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I recently read “The Dead Key” by DM Pully. It was a Kindle Prime First book I had downloaded about a year ago, and had forgotten about it. Started reading it while on vacation. Couldn’t put it down.
I just finished Celeste Ng’s Little Fires Everywhere. Highly recommend! I’ve been reading so much more since sober - 10 so far this year and counting!
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I’m reading this right now! Agree, very good read.
I will definitely have to check that out. I’m always looking for recommendations when it comes to podcasts. And I do prefer ones that are focused on history/politics. I’ve noticed most of my audiobooks are self help or biographies, so Ready Player One is a little outside of my book comfort zone.
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Got this on audiobook for a drive to Boston. Loved it.
I big on military histories, ancient history, military philosophies, and “skills” books, as I believe in “read/do”. For fiction, I love disaster/apocalypse fiction, zombie fiction, classic scifi, and anything Tom Clancey.
Have you read any of the Casca: The Eternal Soldier" books? I was a huge fan of these in my early 20’s and last summer, I re-read them all.
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Looks to be a well-loved copy of that book. Enjoy!
I am reading “Wheat belly“ from William Davis
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Eat paleo!
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Need to read this one 