

The other will be fun in a different way. This is The Serpent's Curse, the newest installment of The Copernicus Files by the outstanding Tony Abbott. I've posted recently about another book in this series, so take a look here and see why I'm so happy to get this one.
I'm also going to start on a couple of mythology books by Vicky Shecter, an author who contacted me about her books several months ago. One is called Anubis Speaks! and the other is Hades Speaks!. I've felt bad about never getting around to her books, so, in true MANLY MAN fashion, I'm going to tackle my procrastination and wrestle to the ground! I'm also into a book on my old Nook. Even though I'm reading it on an e-reader, the he library has copies of the actual book and e-copies as well. This book has been around long enough to be a classic. Now I know a lot of boys groan who they hear that word because they think "classic" means old and boring. And, yeah, sometimes that's the case but often a book is a classic because it's still exciting after all these years. Like this one--King Solomon's Mines by H. Rider Haggard. Boys have been thrilling to this for many years and I'm enjoying it a lot. It hasn't gotten to the really good parts yet but it's coming--and even the build-up has been fun!
So that's what the Iron Guy is reading--what about YOU? Write in and tell us what you're reading these days. Can't wait to hear from you!
2 comments:
I had never even heard of Dave Barry before today, and yours is the third post I've read today about The Worst Class Trip Ever. I think I will have to see if I can find some his work to read. I've been meaning to get to this Tony Abbott series but honestly, there are so many books to read and his work sells itself!
Never heard of Dave Barry? Ah, you're in for a treat! Besides books, he also writs humor columns. Maybe your local paper carries them? If not, there are lots of books composed of his columns. And, yes, there are many books out there ("of making many books there is no end") but I would definitely recommend moving the Tony Abbot books up your TBR list because they're so good.
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