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SeaBookGuy · 11-30-2010, 01:10 PM

I'm much more a non-fiction reader, though Foreign Bodies and The Great House look interesting.

I did make my way through Christianity -- it's very thorough! Another library download was Changing My Mind -- as with essay collections, some were interesting, others not so much, but Smith can really write!
The Promise strayed into wonkery often, so I'd recommend it for political junkies only.

I have Country Driving on my "maybe" list (along with Travels in Siberia) -- I liked Hessler's River Town, but couldn't get into Oracle Bones at all.
I'm in the library hold queue for The Possessed, premise seems interesting so we'll see. Finally, one of these days I plan on listening to The Tenth Parallel.

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SeaBookGuy Can one read too much? Posts: 2,029 Karma: 2487799 Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Naples, FL Device: Kindle PW 3, Sony 350 and 650	I'm much more a non-fiction reader, though Foreign Bodies and The Great House look interesting. I did make my way through Christianity -- it's very thorough! Another library download was Changing My Mind -- as with essay collections, some were interesting, others not so much, but Smith can really write! The Promise strayed into wonkery often, so I'd recommend it for political junkies only. I have Country Driving on my "maybe" list (along with Travels in Siberia) -- I liked Hessler's River Town, but couldn't get into Oracle Bones at all. I'm in the library hold queue for The Possessed, premise seems interesting so we'll see. Finally, one of these days I plan on listening to The Tenth Parallel.