What book are you reading ??

[A4K]

The horse and his boy - C.S Lewis (from 'The Narnia Chronicles')

 

[Jack_Hill]

The shadow out of time, by H.P. Lovecraft.
A miscelany including the shadow out of time, the dream in the witch house, the call of Cthulhu and at the mountains of madness.
French translated this time, bit exhausted, but correct translation.
Brrrr, i love it !
Sad, dark, rainy weather : time to read again such perfect terrifying, tortured and imaginative novels.
Next, depending on weather, The colour out of space by H.P. Lovecraft again or The Charlemagne division, by Jean Mabire.

 

[Njaco]

I have that book along with several others like "The Lurker at the Threshold". I didn't know anybody else read him anymore. I love Lovecraft! And nobody has been able to do a true movie representation of any of his books.

 

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

The Vietnam Experience (Thunder From Above) by John Morrocco.

 

[Jack_Hill]

Yes Njaco, movie adaptation of Lovecraft's writings is still considered impossible by many directors.
Like was "the Lord of the rings".
Until Peter Jackson proved it feasible.
I guess H.P. Lovecraft's work is still waiting for his own Peter Jackson.

 

[Njaco]

I hope they find someone soon!

 

[Wildcat]

"They gave me a Seafire" by "Mike" Crosley.

 

[imalko]

"Murky Business" by Honore de Balzac.

 

[Wayne Little]

No one avoided Danger attack on NAS Kanehoe i got the other day, good reading so far.

 

[rochie]

About to start Game of thrones books i got for xmas, also my neighbour has lent me some ww2 stuff.
To the victor the spoils is one

 

[Capt. Vick]

"The other Pearl Harbor " - Skip to the end and read the epilogue. Did not care for the way it was written. More historical fiction with made-up dialog, until the end.

 

[IdahoRenegade]

I'm working on a couple right now. Re-reading Warren Bodie's book on the P-38, and just started Ben Kelsey's book "The Dragon's Teeth" about the state of the aircraft industry before and during the war.

 

[GrauGeist]

"The other Pearl Harbor " - Skip to the end and read the epilogue. Did not care for the way it was written. More historical fiction with made-up dialog, until the end.

Basis for the movie, perhaps?

 

[Capt. Vick]

Hahahaha! I guess it's a case of been there and done that huh? But I actually liked the recent Pearl Harbor movie.

 

[Capt. Vick]

Kamikaze Attacks of World War II: A Complete History of Japanese Suicide Strikes on American Ships, by Aircraft and Other Means by Robin L. Rielly (Author)

So far it appears comprehensive with a bunch of information that I did not know or realize before. My one possible criticism is that the writing is clunky in a few parts, THOUGH it may actually be me as I tend to read just before bed and I may just be sleepy.

 

[Marcel]

The one that got away. About Lt von Werra, one of the few Germans to successfully escape from a prisoner of war camp.

 

[Wayne Little]

finnished this one, No one avoided Danger attack on NAS Kanehoe, rather enjoyed, some very interesting info....goes hand in hand with the Kate i am building, which led the bombing attack on NAS Kanehoe.

 

[Capt. Vick]

Will have to check that one out Mr. Little. Thanks.

 

[imalko]

"The October Horse: A Novel of Caesar and Cleopatra" by Colleen McCullough.

 

[leons]

Just finished up The Pacific, by Hugh Ambrose for the 2nd time. I recommend reading the book 1st then watch the mini series, actually
both are very good.
L*S