What are you reading now?

[Gene C]

We have a very nice library book sale in my town twice a year, with the summer one being the biggest. If you are a "Friend of the Library", which only cost $10 a year, you get to attend the book sale a day earlier than the general public. Most of the books are donated, but everything I purchased this year was a former library book, and they had a very wide selection. Most libraries have these sales as a way to make money, and you can frequently find some interesting books.

I purchased six books and spent a total of $6. 5 of the 6 were hardcover.
Washington's Secret Six by Brian Kilmeade
Diary of a Christian Soldier - Rufus Kinsley & the Civil War by David Rankin
Lovejoy, Martyr to Freedom by Paul Simon
True Crime in the Civil War by Tobin Buhk
Faith in the Fight - Civil War Chaplains
Herndon's Informants by William Herndon (another classic $1 find)

If you like to read, take advantage of these sales. You never know what you may find. If after you read it, you don't care to keep it, donate it back. You can usually find a list of these sales on the internet
http://booksalefinder.com/