I started reading a book about indigenous social work, but didn't make it much past the first chapter. When I read for fun it shouldn't be work related.

 

I’m reading Killers of the Flower Moon by David Gann. Well written account of the Osage murders in Oklahoma.

 

Highway Book Shop: Northern Ontario's Unexpected Treasure by Lois Pollard. The subject of this book is highly personal to me. Whenever we made the 8 hour trek to see my grandparents, we would ALWAYS stop at this store. Even from a young age I was mesmerized by the place. Grateful that I got to visit it one last time about 10 years ago.

 

California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Los Angeles Region (RWQCB)/California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) Advisory - Active Soil Gas Investigations, dated July, 2015. Pretty exciting stuff!

 

About halfway through Racing to the Finish: My Story by Dale Jr. Definitely a good read so far - I can identify with a lot of what he's experienced.

 

your way ahead of C-6 butt yeah you defiantly relate to this story

 

It's easier to make time for reading when you're sick AF. You should read it Definitely going to recommend it to dad.

 

'Broken World'. Its a post Apocolyptic Zombie novel my girlfriend got me for Christmas. Unfortunately I just found out that it is the first in a 10 or 12 part series. I don't think I want to invest $150 in a book series so I hope I'm not hooked at the end of it.

 

Don't you have libraries in WV?

I just read Boomtown by Sam Anderson, its a history of Oklahoma City and its so tremendously well-written, so well-researched and just an exceptionally interesting read that I couldn't put it down.

Now I'm reading one of the FreeDarko basketblogger books, like a proper dork.