

The Spy Who Couldn’t Spell, Y. Bhattacharjee
This story solidifies how easily it is for government officials, who’ve got the security clearance, can get their hands on classified...


Be Invisible!, Vince Papale
Another book from the collection. The subject of a great movie, ‘Invincible’, Vince is an inspiration for Phili in the way Rudy is an...


Into the Wild, Jon Krakauer
Have read some duds the past few weeks not worthy of posting, so needed to get back on track… picked one from my own personal library and...


Slowhand, Philip Norman
I’m not a true devotee of Eric Clapton, though am found of some of the bands he was in: Cream and Blind Faith. Read a previous book by...


Playing Back The 80s, Jim Beviglia
Nostaglia continues. Completed this in one sitting. Quick read. If all you Gen Xers want to go back in time to your childhood like I...


Looking for Alaska, John Green
I haven’t read a YF book in a long time, so thought I’d be a nice change of pace… make me feel young again. I chose this one because: #1...


The Book of Books, PBS
If you’re wondering what books to read, this does a pretty good job on providing summaries of some of the classics, as well information...


The Rainman’s Third Cure, Peter Coyote
Stories on his life, relationship with his father, taking tulmultous amounts of drugs (peyote, LSD, mushrooms) etc. Peter’s reaction when...


Finding My Virginity, Richard Branson
You want to know how a billionaire with an itch for adventure lives his life? This is the book. It’s a laundry list of accomplishments...


The Traveling Feast, Rick Bass
I’ve read many of his works before so I thought I’d know what to expect with this. He threw me a curveball. His openness about his...