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Has anyone read Bear Essential? I picked up two other Chicago Sports books today -- and I'm debating on which one to read first. Also Got "Settling the Score" by Mike North and "Cubs Forever" by Bob Vorwald.
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Has anyone read Bear Essential? I picked up two other Chicago Sports books today -- and I'm debating on which one to read first. Also Got "Settling the Score" by Mike North and "Cubs Forever" by Bob Vorwald.
Whatever happened to Mike North?
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finished reading
animal farm(not long a read at all....but orwell puts a lot of details..great parallelism with the russian revolution..funny how well a british writer who has never even lived in russia has such knowledge of the place)
and butcher's crossing(it was written in the 60s...takes place in the late 1800s in the wild west...a kid drops out of harvard and goes out west to find his relationship with nature..inspired by the words of ralph waldo emerson..i wont spoil the rest...its a good book though...fast read as well)
animal farm(not long a read at all....but orwell puts a lot of details..great parallelism with the russian revolution..funny how well a british writer who has never even lived in russia has such knowledge of the place)
and butcher's crossing(it was written in the 60s...takes place in the late 1800s in the wild west...a kid drops out of harvard and goes out west to find his relationship with nature..inspired by the words of ralph waldo emerson..i wont spoil the rest...its a good book though...fast read as well)
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did. love. animal farm.
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Got done reading "The Sociopath Next Door" for my Psychology class. Great book.
Read "Then Ditka Said to Payton" a few months ago. Liked that as well.
About to start "Never Die Easy: The Autobiography of Walter Payton" soon.
Read "Then Ditka Said to Payton" a few months ago. Liked that as well.
About to start "Never Die Easy: The Autobiography of Walter Payton" soon.
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Just finished Othello for school, it was pretty good! I know it inspired Captain Iago's screen name and now we are starting Of Mice and Men
and now we are starting Of Mice and Men
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Just finished Othello for school, it was pretty good! I know it inspired Captain Iago's screen name
Great book. I think you'll enjoy it.
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why are you even in this thread. the only thing youve ever read is the back of a generic cereal box.
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And the front of his Blackhawks player cards.
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I'm looking for a couple of books:
The Extra 2%
Said in Stone: My Game, My Way
Ron Kittle's Tales From the Dugout
Carlos, Pedro and Omar
Random Al Davis Autobiography
Ever since Borders wen't out of business getting books is a pain in the ass.ity:
The Extra 2%
Said in Stone: My Game, My Way
Ron Kittle's Tales From the Dugout
Carlos, Pedro and Omar
Random Al Davis Autobiography
Ever since Borders wen't out of business getting books is a pain in the ass.
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I just finished "Boots on the Ground by Dusk". It's the story of Pat Tillman, the Arizona Cardinals safety that joined the army rangers after 9/11. It's really good, I highly recommend it
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I'm reading my AP US History textbook :/