CITR Book Club

[felixR]

Instead of going on the phone during the commute, I think it's a good idea to start reading again.

Anyone recommend any books?

[knobosaurus]

Instead of going on the phone during the commute, I think it's a good idea to start reading again.

Anyone recommend any books?

If you're interested in non fiction and want to pick up some new skills in something you've never tried, I'd go to the 'for dummies' books. Get a load of pdfs on an ebook reader or a tablet and you're set to expand your horizons. I'm currently reading 2 books from their range: australian sharemarkets and also digital slrs

[plAythiNG]

felix, i have a boook called marching powder. really good read. pm me your work address and i will send it over!.

[plAythiNG]

I used to love reading Paul Jennings back in priamry school, apart form that wheres wallay and finding peter rabbit were cool!

[Berty]

Pay It Forward - Catherine Ryan Hyde

[cuppa]

Roald Dahl books are good for a light read, might seem childish but a last great fun.

Especially 'The Twits'.

[felixR]

felix, i have a boook called marching powder. really good read. pm me your work address and i will send it over!.

I'll get in touch once I finish reading my current book!

I bought Kafka on the Shore by Murakami recently.

[chaumeh]

Art of War by Sun Tzu. Oldie but a goldie.

[felixR]

I need a new book to read. Might check out Art of War.