Books I remember fondly.

[peeves]

A few books remain lovingly in my mind. I've mentioned one, 'Water Of Life ' to Linda. She bought it but can't get into it.

Clan of the cave bear fascinated me, as did 

A Canticle for Liebowitz duckduckgo.com/?q=A+Canticle+for+Liebowitz&t=newext&atb=v270-1&ia=web

and Mountain Man www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/a/vardis-fisher/mountain-man-a-novel-of-male-and-female-in-the-/

The Clan Of The Cave Bear.

thelitedit.com/the-clan-of-the-cave-bear-jean-m-auel/

Water of Life
by Henry Morton Robinson.  www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/a/henry-morton-robinson-2/water-of-life/

The Source and 39  others by James A. (Albert) Michener, www.geni.com/people/Lt-Col-James-A-Michener/6000000026462124670

As thrillers, Jaws was good.

Like John Grisham too

And I sorta liked Dan Brown > the author of numerous #1 bestselling novels, including The Da Vinci Code,

[Admin]

I enjoyed Clan of the Cave Bear and subsequent sequels, also a big fan of Baldacci, have read most of his books.

I enjoy John Sandford Prey books, finished his latest a couple of weeks ago. Problem now is cataracts so it's getting harder to read, I do get the large text whenever I can.

[peeves]

Jul 25, 2021 12:25:40 GMT -5 Admin said:

I enjoyed Clan of the Cave Bear and subsequent sequels, also a big fan of Baldacci, have read most of his books.

I enjoy John Sandford Prey books, finished his latest a couple of weeks ago. Problem now is cataracts so it's getting harder to read, I do get the large text whenever I can.

I had cataracts removed 4 years ago. 

[Admin]

I'm hoping I won't have to waituntil I can't read at all.