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help me select my nephew's summer reading

  • Thread starter Thread starter Spartacus
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multiple choice possible,though he has to read but one

  • the water is wide-conroy,pat

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  • elizabeth:struggle for the throne-strakey,david

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  • affluenza: the all-consuming epidemic-graf,wann,naylor

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  • west of kabul,east of new york" an afghan american story-ansary,mir tamim

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  • reading lolita in tehran-nafasi,azar

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  • princess-sasson, jean P

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  • Total voters
    15
  • Poll closed .
timtim said:
basic teachings of the great philosophers might be a good choice too.
I suspect he's going to be upset with the current frontrunner
 
give him lance armstrong im 21 i really dont want read about a dead philospher lance armstrong is someone who you saw win a few years ago
 
Spartacus said:
I suspect he's going to be upset with the current frontrunner


yea? depending on which angle the book takes some of the topics are real good insight reading.

i am sticking to my 1st vote though. rich dad - poor dad. i wish at the age of 17 my parents and the culture at large realized how important money management skills were/are. i definately plan on finding fun ways to teach my kids (when they are young, 8 to 12) how money is made, saved, and capitalized on. this way they can bank roll my goal of total world domination, or place me in a nice retirement community.

thanks for the karma too.
 
Faizakafez said:
give him lance armstrong im 21 i really dont want read about a dead philospher lance armstrong is someone who you saw win a few years ago
not to mention his father is a college philosophy professor
his dad sent me the link

kid's spending some of the summer down here working
we've been to hooters twice
 
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timtim said:
yea? depending on which angle the book takes some of the topics are real good insight reading.

i am sticking to my 1st vote though. rich dad - poor dad. i wish at the age of 17 my parents and the culture at large realized how important money management skills were/are. i definately plan on finding fun ways to teach my kids (when they are young, 8 to 12) how money is made, saved, and capitalized on. this way they can bank roll my goal of total world domination, or place me in a nice retirement community.

thanks for the karma too.
I have him mowing my lawn and washing my cars in trade for trips to hooters
 
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