What are you reading right now?

Legacy of the Force series and soon after the Fate of the Jedi

"I and Thou" by Martin Buber

Category: War History
Title: The New Guinea Offensives
Author: David Dexter

I have a 1st edition hardcover but it can be read online for free;
https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/RCDIG1070205/

STAR WARS: Traitor

Again...

For about the 23rd time.

I get something new out of it every time I read it.

Bury my heart at Wounded Knee.

A story of Native Americans from another perspective. I have been opening my heart and mind to learn about the indignities the European settlers of North America inflicted on the indigenous people. It is a real world story of Avatar, but with a different outcome... The bad guys win.

Parler d'amour au bord du gouffre ~ Boris Cyrulnik

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"Alan Watts - The book" and "Sports Nutrition - Ergogenic Supplements and control"

Phortis Nespin wrote: Bury my heart at Wounded Knee.

A story of Native Americans from another perspective. I have been opening my heart and mind to learn about the indignities the European settlers of North America inflicted on the indigenous people. It is a real world story of Avatar, but with a different outcome... The bad guys win.

This has been on my shelf for months... something that was recommended to me by a dear friend. It was also one of my father's favorite books.

Right now, I'm currently reading The Paleo Manifesto by John Durant. He cites that humans lived healthier in hunter-gatherer tribes than in the following agriculture evolution. He says the key to modern health is a return to our evolutionary dietary habits, lots of sunlight and exercise.

I'm practicing the paleo diet right now. Though I'm not eating raw meat or butchering animals with stone tool, I have cut all grains, seeds, legumes, and dairy.

Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell...

The Book of Kells