Jack Whyte - The Skystone
Set in 5th century, about a Roman legion commander in Britain at the time of the fall of Rome.
It’s historical fiction and absolutely amazing.
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Caa as my hurt me -David goggins
The subtle art of not giving a fuck- mark manson
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The Bandit of Kabul
The Cornbread Mafia
Any of the Harry Bosch books
And completely devoid of punctuation. I know that style has worked for others in the past, but his editor should not have let that slide…
Otherwise yeah it was an alright book 
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Also The Ego And it’s Own by Max Stirner
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Bill Bryson - In a sunburned country
Alastair Reynolds - revelation space
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I’m on Redemption Ark at the moment. I REALLY liked Chasm City, sort of a standalone that was written right after Revelation Space.
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I’ve got that same exact set!
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Who moved my cheese, Spencer Johnson
Grinding it out, Ray Croc
Pour your heart into it, Howard schultz
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Neuropsychedelia is a pretty good book
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Rich dad poor dad and thick and grow rich are on the list too.
Also, Atlas shrugged, Ayn Rand
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Tao Te Ching
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History books for me.
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I wanted to read a Novel to my 4 grandsons ages 7 to 10 years old, my Youngest Sons boys.
I visit once a month and started reading books and out of many Including Harry Potter novels they found this Novel to be more realistic and enjoyed the book .
Melville’s classic Americana, Moby-Dick
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Excellent tip… I have 2 daughters… one with 5 going to 6 and the younger with 4 recently completed 
I will certain consider this to get a time with my sweeties!
Thank you everyone for coming and sharing a bit about your favorite books 
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Anything for You Young Lady 
i’m a man, but still thankful 
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I’m so sorry bro lol
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No problem… English isn’t my home language… maybe I write like a lady ? Thats make me think… maybe its good get a teacher soon 
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