Book Recommendations

[pangloss]

I've read that a couple of times. It's a good read, and a lot of it resonates with me. There's a small amount of mild weirdness, such as his belief that body type determines one's personality, but that's easily overlooked. You'll enjoy it.

That's all good to know. I've read a handful of running books before, but it's been years. Currently this is my fourth time to start running, so it seemed time for another book. My reading is almost as slow as my running, but I should get to this one before the end of the year.

"Range" as sports psychology? That's a wrong classification IMHO. It gave me a different take on people who move from job to job all the time in their early years. I thought it was a very informative book. The author could have made the key points in a shorter book but the supporting material was fascinating in it's own right. It's worth reading.

I think that's what I saw on Amazon. I'm only a third of the way through with it, but it seems like a misclassification to me too. Sometimes I worry that I would have been better off professionally if I'd trained more deeply and less broadly. Thus far this book affirms my decision, which is nice since it's impossible to change the past.

[Lester Polfus]

It's been requested that I provide a link to my books.

Here's a direct Amazon link to Rose City Free Fall the first book in the series.

If you read on a platform other than Amazon (which I heartily support) this is your huckleberry.

[Bigguy]

It's been requested that I provide a link to my books.

Here's a direct Amazon link to Rose City Free Fall the first book in the series.

If you read on a platform other than Amazon (which I heartily support) this is your huckleberry.

Good book. Here's my review on Goodreads.

[blues]

Good book. Here's my review on Goodreads.

Nice review. I just picked up the "Kindle" edition for my reader.

[LittleLebowski]

It's been requested that I provide a link to my books.

Here's a direct Amazon link to Rose City Free Fall the first book in the series.

If you read on a platform other than Amazon (which I heartily support) this is your huckleberry.

About time

[Guerrero]

Good book. Here's my review on Goodreads.

You didn't mention Taurus.

[blues]

You didn't mention Taurus.

Shorts Taurus: Brief Reviews (Now w/ Puns)

[NEPAKevin]

McCarthy has been mentioned numerous times in this thread.
Kindle daily deal: The Road (Vintage International) Kindle Edition $2.99

[Coyotesfan97]

To whoever recommended The Ill Made Knight thank you very much. I finally cut through my reading list and I’m reading it right now.

[Cecil Burch]

Harrier 809 by Rowland White

Ostensibly it is about an ad hoc Sea Harrier squadron the Brits ran up for extra power during the Falklands War. In reality, it is a pretty comprehensive story about the entire Air War including some parts through Argentinian Pilot eyes. A lot of names and details, but the author does a good job of keeping the narrative moving and interesting. He even covers a lot of little known aspects like the radar station the Brits set up in Chile.