Couldn’t enjoy Ulysses or Finnegan's. We are simpatico on the other two.

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Author: Frank L (64990 Posts - Joined: Sep 20, 2007)

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One of the advantages of a liberal arts education; being forced to read stuff that you wouldn’t otherwise.

What book actually changed your life in a significant way for the better? (The Bible not necessary). [NT] - Cole - 9:46am 7/29/20 (11) [View All]
- The Game - Neil Strauss. [NT] - jakers - 12:01pm 7/29/20
- Black Like Me by John Howard Griffin - AlbanyIRISH - 11:13am 7/29/20
- Younger Next Year and Can't Hurt Me [NT] - Irish 64 - 10:49am 7/29/20
- Many Lives Many Masters and The Art of Learning. [NT] - iairishcheeks - 10:27am 7/29/20
- The Sorrow of War, Imitation of Christ, and The Prince. [NT] - Frank L - 10:10am 7/29/20
  - Ulysses, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Prince [NT] - ND521 - 7:05pm 7/29/20
    - Couldn’t enjoy Ulysses or Finnegan's. We are simpatico on the other two. - Frank L - 8:23pm 7/30/20
- A Choice of Weapons - To Kill a Mockingbird - [NT] - jimbasil - 10:03am 7/29/20
- "To Kill a Mockingbird", and "On the Road" - LehighND - 10:01am 7/29/20
- None apparently. I am told I am a systemic racist regardless of what I read or do... [NT] - TakethetrainKnute - 9:51am 7/29/20
- 1. The Case Against Sugar, Gary Taubes. 2. Why We Sleep, Matthew Walker. [NT] - Cole - 9:48am 7/29/20

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