Books: Reading Them, Writing Them, Discussing Them

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All the books I read anymore are either just for fun, I'm rereading Texas Ranger by James Patterson ATM, or books of a religious nature (for instance books on the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith or A Case for Amillennialism Understanding The End Times by Kim Riddlebarger etc. Things people find boring... Lol) 

I am excited to see some of the recommendations here though.. I'll keep an eye on your thread.

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Currently re-reading some great books from my younger days by the British author James Herbert.

Highly recommend!

Oh I love his books!

My own books have a religious nature, so I'll happily recommend them as they get published. "Prophets, priests, and politics" (on O.T.history) is coming next.

Wonderful to have you here!  I don't normally read religious books, but I am going to have to give one a try.  Any one in particular you would recommend for a first timer?

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My dad got me interested in reading. He read a lot in his spare time. He would also make some interesting sandwiches because it was easier to eat a sandwich while reading than use a fork. I can’t think of much he didn’t put between two slices of bread   I have the habit of doing the same thing. Gotta eat the bean or stew sandwiches kinda cold though or you may drop some on your book. 

Right now I have a Dean Koontz book, that I found at a second hand store, staring at me. I need to crack it open to see if I accidentally bought one I’ve read already.

Smart Dad!
You know, Dean Koontz has so many of them, I've done the same thing, but I will re-read some of the old ones 2 or 3 times.

You might like "The Unseen Husband", which is a survey of the Song of Solomon. "Survey" means I don't claim to offer a full commentary, though I think I tell the full story. The one that's coming up is a survey of O.T. history through the eyes of the prophets.