[Eric335]

okay, well for summer (vacation) i need a few books to read. (my mothers on my case about never reading lol). ill be out in Montana, so theres not much else to do anyways...


so what are some (preferably car/BMW related) that you would suggest?? anything????

i normally read war books, and would like a change of pace. ive read every sniper thriller known to man lol

[ryan970]

that sucks. GL on finding a book

[BTM]

If you're into working on cars, read "The Gold Plated Porsche" by Stephan Wilkinson. I'm halfway through it for my second time.

[Eric335]

Originally Posted by ryan970

that sucks. GL on finding a book

you have no idea. im holding down a 30-hr per week lawn service gig as well. ON VACATION.


well, i guess THEY are on "vacation"

[Eric335]

Originally Posted by BTM

If you're into working on cars, read "The Gold Plated Porsche" by Stephan Wilkinson. I'm halfway through it for my second time.

i will look into it

any others???

[BTM]

Depends on what you like. Other personal favorites are American Psycho and Less Than Zero, both by Bret Easton Ellis. But I'm under the impression his writing is an acquired taste.

[Eric335]

Originally Posted by BTM

Depends on what you like. Other personal favorites are American Psycho and Less Than Zero, both by Bret Easton Ellis. But I'm under the impression his writing is an acquired taste.

im really up for any suggestions.

i just amazon'ed the gold plated porsche. i might pick that one up

[TK-421]

Books that will honestly change your life:

Freakonomics - Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner
Outliers - Malcolm Gladwell


Literally every single person I've suggested these too have come back to me and thanked me.

[CollinsE90]

Not BMW related or car related whatsoever but

I read this and really enjoyed it, author travels to all of the "happiest" countries in the world to figure out what each one does to find that level of euphoria, all of them are different. Author also has a good sense of humor so it makes for a good read

[guardianangel3290]

One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest

Clockwork Orange

Catch 22

If you want something funny, Christopher Moore's A Dirty Job and Lamb are two of the funniest books I've ever read. His writing style made me feel like I was watching a movie in my head.

[ZJP]

[BTM]

Originally Posted by TK-421

Freakonomics - Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner

If you liked the first one read Superfreakonomics if you haven't already. I thought it was better.

[skinnycow]

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