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Ditto to what Mari said. Hm..it was influential, certainly. I always thought it was pretty funny.

in no particular order: Fahrenheit 451 - Bradbury The Killer Angels - Michael Shaara To The Last Man - Jeff Shaara The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay - Chabon The Catcher in the Rye - Salinger One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - Kesey Life of Pi - Martel Kidnapped - Stevenson...

Jane Eyre. Drove me nuts. I'd never actually despised a book before that.

SFG75- yeah, he is. Got arrested on a driving under the influence charge not too long ago...other than that, don't know much about the Ohio U program; I'm a Buckeyes fan ;) Thanks for the book recommendations!

Mehastings--so far, I haven't been able to pick a favorite :) For Love of the Game certainly wasn't the style seen in Michael Shaara's The Killer Angels, but it was wonderful anyway. Sort of dreamy. Makes you love baseball even more :) I know Shaara himself was a baseball player in college (a...

In my highschool US History was required, as well as US Government. AP classes were available for both, and AP European History was an option as well. World History was a requirement for underclassmen. By your question--do you mean, do I think the Revolution was justified? I think so. I...

represent :D

The first book of Jeff Shaara's World War II trilogy comes out this fall--October. Why must I wait so long?

Hi :) I'm an art student from Ohio, USA. I am interested in US history, particularly the wars, and so I always really appreciate a well-done war novel. I especially like the books written by Michael and Jeff Shaara. Other than that I don't have a particular genre that I stick close to, I'll read...