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I am about half way into "Thunderbolt Kid" by Bill Bryson. This one is kind of a memoir about his growing up in DeMoine in the 50s. He never disappoints and I am laughing out loud again. Bryson has a way with words that hooks you in. I started with "A Walk in The Woods" then read "I'm A Stranger Here Myself" then "The Sunburned Country". If you haven't read one of his be sure to put it on your list.
I am about half way into "Thunderbolt Kid" by Bill Bryson. This one is kind of a memoir about his growing up in DeMoine in the 50s. He never disappoints and I am laughing out loud again. Bryson has a way with words that hooks you in. I started with "A Walk in The Woods" then read "I'm A Stranger Here Myself" then "The Sunburned Country". If you haven't read one of his be sure to put it on your list.
i love bill bryson - one of the few authors to make me laugh out loud
Downunder is .... too accurate !
In terms of what I'm reading now: Open Veins of Latin America - Eduardo Galeano.
I just started reading The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde.
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