I wasn't saying there was anything wrong with them. I hope I didn't come across that way. I'm sorry if I did.
My kids are pretty neat about books. Sometimes there is a steady flow of books for me to read to them. I get halfway done with one, here comes another.

Josh

 

I like books that can help your mind and build self esteem, and anything to do with Angels.....Here are some id recommend if your into that.....
Eckhart Tolle.. In the Now..
Rhonda Byrne... The Secret.
Dr Phil.... Life stratageies
Doreen Virtue.. She writes for Oricales and Guidence......

Alexis loves Dr Suess, Berenstien Bears, Little critters..

 

Kenneth Roberts

if you're into revolutionary war and history this guy is unbelievable

he was the one who wrote northwest passage.

 

John Ross's Unintended Consequences, every red blooded American should read it.

 

James Clavell
Patrick F. McManus
Mark Twain

 

Franz Kafka and Dr. Seuss.

 

I like reading classics mostly, the thicker the better,
Ernest Hemingway
Leo Tolstoy (war and peace )
Alexandre Dumas (count of monte cristo)
Bernard Cornwell (sharpe's series )
right now I'm reading about the battle at trafalger

 

Thanks for the input everyone. Aren't there any other sci-fi/fantasy readers or am I just a nerd?

Josh

 

Well...I think the answer already lies somewhere in that question.

 

Lt Col Dave Grossman 'On Combat' ..."looks at what happens to the human body under the stresses of deadly battle — the impact on the nervous system, heart, breathing, visual and auditory perception, memory - then discusses new research findings as to what measures warriors can take to prevent such debilitations so they can stay in the fight, survive, and win."

Loren Christensen 'Warriors: On Living w Courage, Discipline and Honor'...

John Piper, CS Lewis, Frank Peretti, Chuck Holton 'Bulletproof'...draws from Grossman and Piper, very good religious perspective on combat, killing and self defense.

John Lingenfelter(R.I.P.), Corky Bell 'Maximum Boost'...very good turbocharging book