Justin’s Comments (group member since Apr 23, 2012)

Justin’s comments from the Misc Brahs group.

the alchemist

Zach wrote: "Justin, did you ever get a chance to send that out?"

Thought I did, but just sent it out again.

Zach, Brian, got both of those. PM me your emails, and Merry Christmas!

S1khwitit wrote: "Anyone got the hobbit?"

Ya dude, I have it. Message me your email and I'll send it over.

Liam,
The only Stephen King novel I've read is the Gunslinger. I got about a quarter way through and still didn't know wtf was going on lol. It was just a dude walking around in a desert..guess I should really finish reading it sometime.

Brian,
About a fifth into the Hobbit. Never realized how such an easy read it was, both grammatically and conceptually. Didn't know until recently that it was meant to be a children's book lol

Nice list bro!
A short history of nearly everything is definitely on my list..I've heard Bryson's other books about travelling are pretty good as well.

Joe wrote: ""The Power of Habit - Charles Duhigg".

Got that in mobi"
How is it? It's on my to-read list.
Would you be able to send that over?

Just finished 'In the Garden of Beasts' by Erik Larson. It's about the US ambassador to Germany's tenure during the years leading up to WWII.

Next probably the Hobbit or Snakes in Suits.

I'm in the middle of Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell. Also reading World War Z for the second time to get pumped for the movie.

Yes, I have the omnibus edition. PM your email.

Joe wrote: "A good way of finding books online is to type filetype:pdf in google.

eg. Lord of the rings filetype:pdf

Normally you can find a copy of a book."

True, good call. I didn't know you could do that!
In any case, if you have trouble finding a book let me know and maybe I have it.

Anyone use e-readers? In this thread we can trade books and recommend others!

I have a long list of books so if you're interested, post in this thread and I'll see if I can get it for you! No point in spending an arm and a leg on books when you can get them for free.

First things first, download Calibre, which allows you to convert books into any digital format. All of my books are in .mobi format since I have a kindle, so you will need this program if you have a nook, kobo, sony, ipad, etc. (http://calibre-ebook.com/)

Hey guys,
So I feel like this group can be a gateway to information and recommendations, since the forum threads are updated so quickly that you have to sift through pages and pages to find what you're looking for.

With the bookshelf feature feel free to create bookshelves and add books so other miscers can easily see what books other miscers recommend. This is similar to bookstores where employees can list their favorite books for consumers to see.