Literary Consolidation 21 - 30

Or the Reader’s Digest Condensed Edition 3^nd Ed. Well it’s time to reduce the page length again by creating a post of ten books. I’ll give the picture as a link to where it can be purchased, in exchange for using the picture, a little bit about each book, and a link to my original take on the book. Follow my rambling link to the list.

30.

This book starts a 3 book set that covers the crew in the escapades after the starship Excalibur blows up. This would be a good way to start a 3rd season of a TV show.

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29.

This is the second Joseph Ellis book I've read. Both were fantastic.



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28.

This is the second in the Time Odyssey series by Clarke and Baxter. It's almost as much of a page turner as the first.



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27.

This is the eighth in the New Frontier Series by Peter David. It demonstrates that the enemy of my enemy is my friend. At least until the Russians help defeat the Germans.


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26.

This is a great book about differences in the way man and women typically communicate. It's a great way to promote understanding.


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25.

This is the Third in the Sir Apropos of Nothing Series by Peter David. It's great fun and fulfills your pun quota for years to come.


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24.

This is a good continuation of the New Frontier series. I keep recommending it for all ST and SciFi fans.


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23.

This is one of the controversial books by Christina Hoff Sommers. She talks about the origins of feminism in America and how a schism has formed in it.


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22.

This is the second book in Peter David's Sir Apropos of Nothing series. It's just a hoot, like the first one.


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21.

This is the sixth in the New Frontier Series by Peter David. It's a well developed Star Trek series.


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