[davewho1]

Does Chevelle World, and Hemmings Muscle Machines count?

No. Those are magazines.

I read books voraciously and have a nice little library. We didn't have the zombie box until I was 10 years old; I had to find something to do after dark. That early reading cemented a life-long habit.

IMHO, people who don't read books are really missing out, especially non-fiction/history/bio, etc.

Does this make me some kind of nerd/oddball/weirdo? Guilty. l :boxing:

 

[davewho1]

I didn't have to google that big word,just asked the wife.:thumbsup:

What, "I"? l :waving:

 

[davewho1]

I've often thought about getting Kindle or some other pad type reader, but I think I'd miss the feel & the smell of a book.

I agree wholeheartedly. :beers: The Kindle-type things have their place, but they're not for me. :noway:

Kinda like "smart" phones, but that's a whole 'nother subject ... :boring:

 

[davewho1]

Those library sales are the BEST!

Plus an excellent autobiography of Eddie Rickenbacker which I recommend to any fan of automobiles, planes, or military history.

The WWI books aren't what you would call "page turners" but the Rickenbacker story almost seems like fiction!

:yes: I love library sales. I have found a LOT of good stuff at them. I bought a 1st edition of The Martian Chronicles at one for 50 cents. Sold it for $1200.

The Rickenbacker autobio is a great read - what a life that gentleman led! :yes: I have a signed copy.