<t>Greg:<br/> <br/> That sounds like a good way to handle it. Don't you all wish that movies and books would be classified in order of "goodness?" I've always hated going to Blockbuster to find a movie and never really knowing if I made a good choice until it is too late. They say not to judge a boo...

Steve/Rackhir:That books sounds perfect! I'm looking for an understanding of the Indian perspective and this book might do the trick. When "Don't Know Much About History," briefly went over Wounded Knee I wanted to learn more about it instantly.Anyone else interested in a book about Nativ...

Steve:Wow! Very good to see you here!Cheryl and I were discussing inviting you over to BookTalk, but I thought waiting till we had more people might be a good idea. Don't expect a ton of activity at this point, but the few of us here are having fun.I sent you an email with a message I needed to giv...

Greg:

Did you ever buy 2 copies of the book?

Chris

Greg:

Please get me one. Thanks!

Chris

Everyone:I'm currently reading the book Stacey mentioned in another thread called, "Don't Know Much About History," by Kenneth C. Davis. This book has a bi-line of "Everything You Need to Know about American History but Never Learned."I just finished reading about Custer's Last ...

Greg:I'm still reading that thread so bare with me. It looks like you're making some fantastic points about how Dobb's should be careful to speak his opinion as his own, and not drag CNN behind him as if the whole damn network concurs.And I fully agree with your point that Dobb's failed to adequate...

<t>Lauren:<br/> <br/> I haven't bought the book yet myself, but might head over to Barnes & Nobles tomorrow and see if they have it in stock. Don't worry about falling behind. This whole idea is to have fun, socialize and maybe make some friends. Notice the "Brand Spankin' New" under your name? ...

Cheryl:

I'll be getting a copy this weekend too. This should be fun.

<t>Everyone:<br/> <br/> I'm all for making Future Shock our first reading. We may want to approach this first book reading/discussion very casually and not set any meeting or discussion dates.<br/> <br/> As we gain members and the group gets more organized we can start discussing an actual meeting. ...