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My first venture into the essays of Ben Shapiro, and I was not disappointed! Continue reading
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Tucker by Chadwick Moore (2023)
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How do you feel about Tucker Carlson? Me too! Probably. That’s why this book is helpful, to provide us with a little context and to keep us from knee-jerking our way through life. Continue reading
Journal of a Trapper by Osborne Russell (1921)
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A dated yet exciting journal of life on the American Frontier Continue reading
High by Erika Fatland (2020)
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And excellent travelogue covering the histories of nations touching the Himalayas. Continue reading
The Raft by Robert Trumbull (1942)
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A fantastic survival story considered “The Greatest Adventure of World War II”—which is saying something! Continue reading
Gold Panner’s Manual by Garnet Basque (1976)
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As I was packing for my family’s international move last summer, I chose to cram a few books into the front pockets of my suitcases. Call me a weirdo, but this little paperback made the cut, because I figured I … Continue reading
Killers of the Flower Moon by David Grann (2017)
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The Osage Murders and the Birth of the F.B.I. It’s the end of the season for our annual Siblings’ Book Club, and this year I finished 9 of our 10 books (plus 2 runners-up, as you can see on our … Continue reading
The Wager by David Grann (2023)
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A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny, and Murder Fascinating books about true events you’ve never heard of—that’s how I’d describe the two David Grann books that made it to our Siblings’ Book Club reading list this year. Before this, I’d never … Continue reading
Liberty and Tyranny by Mark R. Levine (2009)
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A Conservative Manifesto If you’re not familiar with Mark Levine, I can help you get a sense of the guy. Think of a small, thoughtful, white-bearded man on television who sits in a chair with a library in the background … Continue reading