NT Book Club Vol. WDYRTD

I just picked up Rich Dad Poor Dad. First book I've picked up and actually enjoy reading in over 10 years. I'm about halfway done.

Can anyone recommend a real estate wholesaling type book?
 
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Just finished Ghost Wars. enjoyable read, as it goes chronologically from the Soviet-Afghan war to Sep 2001.

I think most of us here don't remember the days of fearing communism, and the collapse of it afterwards.
 
Finished The Alchemist for the second time. If anyone in here has not read it or if anybody has been wanting to get back into reading I would highly recommend it.
 
I've been meaning to finish The Alchemist. Used it as my waiting in the waiting room or car book. About halfway done. Will sit down and finish it so I can start GRRM's "A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms". Also was given An Ember In The Ashes.
 
FINALLY picked this up a week ago, currently on level 3 and I love it! It'll be interesting to say the least to see what Speilberg does with this.
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Picked this up to read before i actually start writing. Nice little book full of quotes from him on different aspect of reading
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Currently reading Dante's The Divine Comedy.

Thank god for the Internet because w/o it, I'd be completely lost regarding this book :lol:
 
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Currently reading Let the Great World Spin. Just started it. Also picked up The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt and The Past by Tessa Hadley.
 
Really need to get back into the habit of reading. Took a small hiatus because I moved countries, any good recommendations???
 
Got a few chapters into David and Goliath by Gladwell and just lost motivation. Hopefully I can get back into it.
 
Currently reading this. He always has great insight into human psychology and breaking things down to their most basic part.

Seems like it will help with moving forward those dead end conversations with people that don't like to talk too.
 
 
Finished this recently.

Just started reading this.
Glad to say that I'm half way through this book. Helps you change your perspective on life. What suffering and life actually is. 

Being a psychology major I love the structure of his story. 
 
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