I was remiss in failing to mention a book I read on a daily basis. Its the greatest story ever told. The Bible
Any of Robert Ruark's books are great reading "Some Thing of value" is one of his best. Hemingway is another, "The Green Hills of Africa" and " For Whom the bell tolls" are both great reading and thought inspiring.
Louis L'Amour.. 'The Sacketts'.. some of my favorite stories. Actually want to name my first born son after one of his characters.. Oren... but the wife is not to keen on that.
Wow we have some intellectuals among us.The majority of my reading is hunting related non fiction.I am reading Mike Mittens book right now,One with the wilderness,passions of a solo bow hunter.Which will be followed by Gene Wensels new book,which will be followed by Barry Wensels new book.
A couple more books that should be read by more people are both by Ayn Rand. "The Fountainhead" and Atlas Shrugged"
The Chamber- Grisham Harry Potter Series The Hatchet Series by Paulsen I am America and So Can You by Colbert Hank the Cowdog did kick some major ass BTW
The Bible .... a Book of Books .... The Best one out there guys abd gals ...."faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by The Word of God" The Hobbit Lord of the Rings trilogy Primal Fear ... the movie stunk .. the book was amazing Bram Stoker's Dracula .... this book was awesome...movie stunk Deen Koontz Books Old Steven King books John Grisham books Lord of the Flies George Orwell I could go on and on ...
I read a lot while I was in high school. Some books that come to mind are: The Redwall series-Jaques The Hatchet series-Paulsen Harris and Me-Paulsen I hope they serve beer in hell-Max
In the shadow of a rainbow by Robert Franklin Leslie, I own two copies....one is in my hunting pack at all times and one at home.
