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Best book you've read recently? - chroma_x - Feb 18, 2025
I'm in a reading slump and need some recommendations. What's the best book you've read in the last few months? Genre doesn't matter, I'm open to anything! Tell me why you loved it too!
RE: Best book you've read recently? - TheGoldenRelik - Feb 18, 2025
Just enough research by Erika Hall
RE: Best book you've read recently? - chroma_x - Feb 18, 2025
Never heard of it, ill check it out thanks !
RE: Best book you've read recently? - Helsinki1 - Feb 19, 2025
I don't like reading books :))
RE: Best book you've read recently? - Flan. - Feb 19, 2025
Green Eggs & Ham classic
RE: Best book you've read recently? - Pr0m3th3us - Feb 19, 2025
Empire of the Summer Moon: Quanah Parker and the Rise and Fall of the Comanches, the Most Powerful Indian Tribe in American History
extremely good and terrifying book.
RE: Best book you've read recently? - The Pact - Feb 19, 2025
(Feb 19, 2025 04:39 PM)Unknown Rusty Looser Wrote: Empire of the Summer Moon: Quanah Parker and the Rise and Fall of the Comanches, the Most Powerful Indian Tribe in American History
extremely good and terrifying book.
Did they do some really really terrible things? I saw some Native American guy on Reddit talking about the terrible things that tribes did that people sanitise completely to be PC, but man it was their way to get other tribes not to fuck with them they'd do horrendous torture in the hopes it would be passed along as gossip to stay away.
[Side note a lot of online wannabe romance scammers in Africa will create a profile where they put up a picture of a white guy who works in oil or the US military and list their race as Native American because they don't know what Native American means. 🤣]
RE: Best book you've read recently? - Pr0m3th3us - Feb 19, 2025
(Feb 19, 2025 07:43 PM)The Pact Wrote: Did they do some really really terrible things? I saw some Native American guy on Reddit talking about the terrible things that tribes did that people sanitise completely to be PC, but man it was their way to get other tribes not to fuck with them they'd do horrendous torture in the hopes it would be passed along as gossip to stay away.
[Side note a lot of online wannabe romance scammers in Africa will create a profile where they put up a picture of a white guy who works in oil or the US military and list their race as Native American because they don't know what Native American means. 🤣]
The Comanches were the most violent tribe in NA. Even when trying to expand the railroad westward the government had to send in the US army to try to clear them out and push them back. The Texas rangers were formed specifically to deal with them after 1836. They controlled most of Texas, Oklahoma, some of eastern New Mexico and some of northern Mexico at their height. But would travel as far as Kansas, Colorado and Arizona to raid and pillage. They kidnapped tons of people. That’s what the book is about, a white woman kidnapped and bore a child that grew up a Comanche and ended up being the most brutal of all and expanded their territory greatly.
RE: Best book you've read recently? - osint1337 - Feb 19, 2025
(Feb 18, 2025 11:09 PM)chroma_x Wrote: I'm in a reading slump and need some recommendations. What's the best book you've read in the last few months? Genre doesn't matter, I'm open to anything! Tell me why you loved it too!
The master key by Charles Haane, I'm still currently reading it but it's pretty good
RE: Best book you've read recently? - Red-Baron - Feb 20, 2025
I currently read 'Michael Crichton - prey' an amazing tech thriller. Really recommend it
RE: Best book you've read recently? - Chorozon - Feb 20, 2025
The holy bible ! everyone find jesus
RE: Best book you've read recently? - diablospartan - Feb 20, 2025
Well the sad part its i dont have time to read as i am so busy with my real job and online business as well that even when i travel in the bus i am working on my phone
In the past i read a great book called Psychocybernetics by John Maxwel and its amazing one as it teach you to program your subcoentient mind ,change the story etc
RE: Best book you've read recently? - RangoWorld - Feb 20, 2025
It has to be Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. I actually re read it.
RE: Best book you've read recently? - scofiolld - Feb 20, 2025
Just enough research by Erika Hall
RE: Best book you've read recently? - Blockonome - Feb 20, 2025
I should really be getting back to reading after looking at this thread!