The library book is a story of a man's survival during WWII after crashing into the ocean, spending over 40 days in a raft and then being taken prisoner by the Japanese. I am kind of skipping ahead at times as it is due in a few days and I won't be able to renew it. It took quite a few weeks to get the Kindle and it is still pretty popular.
My iPod Kindle books are (in no particular order):
- Barefoot Sisters: Southbound; a story of two sisters hiking the AT.
- Wilderness Survival; a good book on survival and bush craft techniques and the telling of three guys that went into the woods for a few months to see what they knew and would learn.
- Winter's Passage; a free book I downloaded and really only read a few pages.
- Becoming Odyssa; the story of Jennifer Pharr Davis AT thru-hike.
- Writing Fiction for Dummies; to help me with my some day novel writing.
- The Awakened; another free book I downloaded. I have read quite a bit, but have set aside for now.
- Violet Dawn; one more free book. Read a bit and also set it down for now.
On my nightstand are four other books:
- A Storm of Swords; book three of the Song of Ice and fire. I set it down for a while when something that pissed me off happened (which happens a lot in this series), but have recently picked it up again to finish it and move on to the forth book. ( I have finished this one since I started this post and now have book 4, A Feast For Crows on my night stand)
- AWOL on the Appalachian Trail; another book on my obsession, hiking the AT.
- A Michael Crichton Novel; something about pirates. Brought it from my Dads and have read a few chapters. Currently dormant.
- Mockingjay; the last book of the Hunger Games trilogy. Back into it now to get it finished. I'm enjoying it a lot, like a lot of juvenile fiction.
I like to read, but sometimes I overextend myself. It isn't really hard for me to switch from one book to another. It's how I roll.
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