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I'm just over 100 pages into this book...and I must say, I can hardly put it down so far...and I probably wouldn't if I didn't wait until 11pm to start reading it. I love these types of books.....

Can anybody recommend other books that are alone the lines of this?

ParrotheadGator wrote:I'm just over 100 pages into this book...and I must say, I can hardly put it down so far...and I probably wouldn't if I didn't wait until 11pm to start reading it. I love these types of books.....

Can anybody recommend other books that are alone the lines of this?

I am impressed that you can read.

Who Knew?

PHBeerman wrote:

ParrotheadGator wrote:I'm just over 100 pages into this book...and I must say, I can hardly put it down so far...and I probably wouldn't if I didn't wait until 11pm to start reading it. I love these types of books.....

Can anybody recommend other books that are alone the lines of this?

I am impressed that you can read.

Who Knew?

PHBeerman wrote:

ParrotheadGator wrote:I'm just over 100 pages into this book...and I must say, I can hardly put it down so far...and I probably wouldn't if I didn't wait until 11pm to start reading it. I love these types of books.....

Can anybody recommend other books that are alone the lines of this?

I am impressed that you can read.

Who Knew?

I read a decent amount...a book or two a month

Check out http://www.buffettnews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=30983

ParrotheadGator wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:

ParrotheadGator wrote:I'm just over 100 pages into this book...and I must say, I can hardly put it down so far...and I probably wouldn't if I didn't wait until 11pm to start reading it. I love these types of books.....

Can anybody recommend other books that are alone the lines of this?

I am impressed that you can read.

Who Knew?

I read a decent amount...a book or two a month

Do posts here count as reading?

39 pages

RinglingRingling wrote:

ParrotheadGator wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:

ParrotheadGator wrote:I'm just over 100 pages into this book...and I must say, I can hardly put it down so far...and I probably wouldn't if I didn't wait until 11pm to start reading it. I love these types of books.....

Can anybody recommend other books that are alone the lines of this?

I am impressed that you can read.

Who Knew?

I read a decent amount...a book or two a month

Do posts here count as reading?

Only the intelligent ones, so not much.

Ilph wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

ParrotheadGator wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:

ParrotheadGator wrote:I'm just over 100 pages into this book...and I must say, I can hardly put it down so far...and I probably wouldn't if I didn't wait until 11pm to start reading it. I love these types of books.....

Can anybody recommend other books that are alone the lines of this?

I am impressed that you can read.

Who Knew?

I read a decent amount...a book or two a month

Do posts here count as reading?

Only the intelligent ones, so not much.

It's been a while, we're about due one.

ParrotheadGator wrote:39 pages

You said you enjoyed reading

springparrot wrote:

ParrotheadGator wrote:39 pages

You said you enjoyed reading

yeah, but I know 37 of those pages are not even related to what I'm looking for

ParrotheadGator wrote:I'm just over 100 pages into this book...and I must say, I can hardly put it down so far...and I probably wouldn't if I didn't wait until 11pm to start reading it. I love these types of books.....

Can anybody recommend other books that are alone the lines of this?

A Trip To The Beach is a good read, but not exactly on the lines of DSTC.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... 8?v=glance

Wind from the Carolinas is historical fiction about South Carolina family moving to Exuma. Setting is after Civil War. Jimmy recommends it!!!! He dedicated SOASOAS album to Juan Cadiz from WFTC.

The only other books I could sort of equate with DSTC was My Love My Love which is the basis for the musical Once On This Island.

conched wrote:

ParrotheadGator wrote:I'm just over 100 pages into this book...and I must say, I can hardly put it down so far...and I probably wouldn't if I didn't wait until 11pm to start reading it. I love these types of books.....

Can anybody recommend other books that are alone the lines of this?

A Trip To The Beach is a good read, but not exactly on the lines of DSTC.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... 8?v=glance

Wind from the Carolinas is historical fiction about South Carolina family moving to Exuma. Setting is after Civil War. Jimmy recommends it!!!! He dedicated SOASOAS album to Juan Cadiz from WFTC.

The only other books I could sort of equate with DSTC was My Love My Love which is the basis for the musical Once On This Island.

Winds from the Carolinas is on my list to get. Now I'll get My Love My Love too. Thanks

I'll post here before it's locked... If you like DSTC, read anything by Carl Hiassen... they're kind of similar... same florida/tropical setting... Dark humor but great books!

Definately read Jimmy's "A Salty Piece of Land."

Anything by Ernest Hemingway ("Old Man and the Sea" and "Snows of Kilamanjaro" are my favorites.

"Following the Equator" is a great one too.

Any of the Horatio Hornblower series (C.S. Forester)

Homer's works ("Iliad" and "Odyssey")

Any of the books by Pat Conroy
("Prince of Tides", "Beach Music", "The Great Santini" are all excellent choices).

being a Floridian you'd prolly love the books by Tim Dorsey.
http://timdorsey.com/home.html