I have only read two chapters of "Guns, Germs, and Steel" and would love to finish it. It's a very good and informational read of Geography and Anthropology. I recommend it if nobody has read it, yet.

I love that book as well.

"Guns, Germs, and Steel"

I watched the historical documentary version of this...I'm assuming its pretty similar.

Sure I'll join for now.

I'm down as long as there's no politics/religion/self-help stuff involved. I'm a big sci-fi fan so my suggestion would be Leviathan Wakes or Dune to start with.

I'm also buying "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change" by Stephen R. Covey

Huh... My dad just read that book. Odd coincidence.

If I'm gonna join, everyone must have read Game of Thrones.

"Iron Kingdom" is all about Prussia. I need to read this one, too.

I'll join if I own the book. For the first one pick something everyone is likely to have, like Harry Potter or LOTR.

or Game of Thrones.

bad idea. Just buy the book, books are not that expensive

Hitchslap, a considerable number of forumers here are under the age of 15-16.

and i'm sure their parents would be thrilled to know that they are interested in buying books

Nope. My bookshelf is full to bursting A.
I have little money, although that's my fault.

Seriously? do you people know what The library is?

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Actually, your thinking of Andrew Carnegie.

A renowned capitalist.

(He's why we got so many libraries)

I may be interested in this if there was philosophy/history....Other then that, meh....

K

Thomas Sowells' Black Rednecks and White Liberals

Andrew Carnegie was a douche waffle, and with that, I go to sleep.

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What is this cancer?

Fuck outta here with your lower brain functioning. This is an advanced form of reddit, not "The View" or one of those talk shows. Get out of here you bloody casuals learn your place.

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