Favorite Book

[Buckley99]

Looking for some new reading material for the new year. I read both fiction and non fiction. The only thing I don't read is Sci-fi.

So, what is your all-time favorite book?

[Rakkasan2187]

The last of the breed. Louis Lemour.

[PapaBear]

Just got done with one by Steven Rinella called American Bison(maybe Buffalo) it was a good read


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[DaveC]

Not sure of a favorite all time,

but the one I recommend often and will probably reread soon-

Undaunted Courage: The Pioneering First Mission to Explore America's Wild Frontier

About the Lewis and Clark expedition.

My take away- Very eye opening as to what civilizations existed throughout the US, before the white man ever showed up.

[Rich...]

Good To Great and Extreme Ownership are two of my favorites.

[K. Lane]

Just finished up
the west that was- from Leakey to Montana

Also really enjoyed
Isaacs Storm.... about the 1900 Galveston hurricane

[mikemorvan]

All time favorite is "Maneaters of Tsavo".

Just finished "The Boy Kings of Texas". Great read.

[Buckley99]

Good To Great and Extreme Ownership are two of my favorites.

Two of my favorites. Jocko Willink is a man amongst boys.

[Rich...]

Two of my favorites. Jocko Willink is a man amongst boys.

No doubt about that!

[Scotsman 1]

Anything by Harlen Coben. Can't put them down once started

[DuckDogTrainer]

The Bible. Takes a while to read but can change your life! I read it over and over and always learn something new.

[Gherkin05]

It's hard to pick one, but for men of adventure, River of Doubt is a great read. Horse Soliders by Stanton is awesome. Lonesome Dove, No Country for Old Men, All the Pretty Horses; required reads. I love John Krakauer's work. Hemingway, of course, Capstick, man.... so many books, so little time.

[Sean]

Joe Pickett series by C. J. Box

[BigL]

Turn the Ship around by David Marquet - good nonfiction about leadership

Team of Teams by General can't remember and too lazy to look up. Good nonfiction about team work.

Both are good books and can apply in everyday life / work.

[El Viejo]

Other than the Bible, I'd recommend Aztec by Gary Jennings. You'll not be able to put it down.