Kiimmy not sure which area of social science you wanting. Two that are fun interesting reads to try predictably irrational or freaknomics.

For something heavier then thinkin fast and slow. Still need to finish it.

I'm versatile when it comes to subjects. So anyone you have or currently reading would be nice. I'm an all areas reader. Point me to the right direction of the aisle and shelf number and I will open the book.

On 2020-03-18 22:04:14 hairy poppins said:
if you like Stephen King, then you should read The Stand...especially with everything going on :)

Oh I go insane reading this man's books.

Yesterday watching some reality programme. This old artist who had never exhibited his raunchy paintings to the public and even to his own family, has a domestic library. While they were going about, one of the books fell off amongst a large pile and it so happened to be Steven Kings book which the camera so happened to capture, it's called From a Buick 8.

Here I was watching tv and this book had to drop in front of my eyes. No coincidence there! The number says it all.

So I am sure that I'll have a blast when I get to read both 'The Stand' and the 'From a Buick 8'.

Thanks hairy Poppins.. :)

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Very interesting read.

[QUOTE;2306364;Kimmylee] On 2020-03-18 22:04:14 hairy poppins said: if you like Stephen King, then you should read The Stand...especially with everything going on :)

Oh I go insane reading this man's books..
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So I am sure that I'll have a blast when I get to read both 'The Stand' and the 'From a Buick 8'.

Thanks hairy Poppins.. :)

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"The Stand" now on M-Net (catch up).


Also trying to get my hands on Vernon Coleman's book, "Covid-19, greatest hoax in history".

On 2020-03-18 19:43:11 Kooni said:
Apart from biograhpies of Sports People I love to read murder mysteries

Faye Kellerman
Patricia Cornwall
John Glass
John Conelly
Cathy Reichs
Jeffery Deavers

To name a few of my favorite authers

I love Jeffery Deaver, have read most of his books when the library was just around the corner and I had the extra time. My all time favourite is "The Sleeping Doll".

Ruth Rendell's "From Doon with Death", was also very good.

This is the best Biography ever written.

talebooks.com/ebooks/235.pdf


Over a thousand pages of scintillating English writing.

On 2021-03-22 11:39:13 Ben Layden said:
This is the best Biography ever written.

talebooks.com/ebooks/235.pdf


Over a thousand pages of scintillating English writing.

Now this, I'm not missing the chance to explore all that it has to offer.

A Universe from Nothing by Laurence Krauss.