Pick My Book

I need your help picking out my next book. I just finished Dave Ramsey’s Total Money Makeover, and I’ll be wrapping up the other two books I’m currently reading very soon. So assuming I get more than 2 votes, I’m going to take your advice on the next book I read.

Here’s the list I’m looking to choose from.

» Autobiography of Martin Luther King Jr. – Martin Luther King Jr.

» A Long Way Gone – Ishmael Beah

» Quiet Strength – Tony Dungy

» Purple Cow – Seth Godin

» The Innocent Man – John Grisham

» Left to Tell – Immaculé Ilibagiza

» Mere Christianity – C.S. Lewis

Vote away, and feel free to suggest something else as well.

Filed under: Advice, Africa, Books, C.S. Lewis, John Grisham, Jr., Martin Luther King, Reading, Seth Godin, Tony Dungy

Tom Clancy

Last night I watched The Hunt For Red October for the first time (look for a review on that next week), and I couldn’t help but wonder why I’ve never read any of Tom Clancy’s novels. I’ve enjoyed all the movies that have been based on them, and I’m a huge John Grisham fan. It would just make sense to be a fan of his books too.

As a matter of fact, I’m just plain bad when it comes to reading good novels. I’ve pretty much read the entire Grisham collection, and that’s the extent of my novel reading. I’d like to change that.

You got any novel recommendations by Clancy or anyone else?

Filed under: Books, John Grisham, Movies, Novels, Tom Clancy