What is the last book you read?

[armpcm]

Hi gents,

One of this days I was choosing a other book to read, and realized that it would be interesting to know what we read, so I leave here the the books I read on August.

Trident K9 Warriors - Authors - Michael Ritland and Gary Brozek
The Night Stalkers - Authors - Michael J. Durant, , Steven Hartov and Lt. Col. Robert L. Johnson
No Easy Day - Authors -Mark Owen and Kevin Maurer
Let's build diorama! Vol.I Urban Scenes - Authors - László Adóba and László Harsányi
Let's build diorama! Vol.II terrain and vegetation - Authors - László Adóba and László Harsányi

Please share your book choices.

Currently reading The Second World War - Author - Antony Beevor

[Paul]

The one about the croeburn 1813 Diorama...very interesting read.

[KGV]

The Battleship Builders by Johnston and Buxton. It's about the firms that built the Dreadnoughts for the Royal Navy.

[Susofrick]

Fetterman Massacre by Dee Brown. The Swedish translation is VERY ambitious (they've double-checked every source and some others ) and a very good read (and it was a lot cheaper too ). And it became a little dio.

[Peter]

Inferno from Dan Brown

[Beano Boy]

The last book,Who Won Waterloo? The Trial Of Captain Siborne,by Barry Van Danzig. A great book,with great photo`s . The strategy of the day has been expertly examined, with the ingenious use of model soldiers placed on a large scale diorama that give the reader more insight into the battle.

[Kekso]

I can't remember... it was a while since I've read complete book form cover to cover

[Fire at Will]

Leipzig 1813 by Digby Smith as part of preparing for my Leipzig big game

The Wargames Compendium by Henry Hyde - written for newcomers to wargames, but full of useful tips/ideas

[Wheeling Turn]

The Last one was the first sharpe book. But the most interesting in recent times was Zulu Rising by Ian Knight. A very heavy tome but well worth having read.

[armpcm]

Hi all, thanks for your inputs I have finished reading the The Second World War - Author - Antony Beevor.

Started to read No End Save Victory - multiple authors, the book is composed by 44 essays from authors that publish in MHQ: The Quarterly Journal of Military History.

[mickey mouse]

I recently read "Arnhem" from Gen. R. E. Urquhart

[Susofrick]

Sharpe's Waterloo by Bernard Cornwell and a biography of a guy high up in Swedish Hells Angels that gets kicked out.

[Peter]

Just finished: "A bridge to far" from Cornelius Ryan
Currently reading: "Shattered Trident" from Larry Bond

[Wheeling Turn]

I am know with Sharpe no 5 book. But also reading DBA 2.2 and WRG 6th ed from the History of wargaming project. Interesting read as it is not just pure rule books.

[santifernandez]

My last reading is a detective novel with a rather clueless detective who focuses his research on barcelona.

[Susofrick]

Oh no, I read too much! A book about two Swedish journalists that get jailed in Ethiopia. A good read, but I don't know if it will be published in other countries. It should be.

[Paul]

Achtung Schweinehund! A Boy's Own Story of Imaginary Combat
by Harry Pearson
The section about Action man and his experiences with them..very funny.

[Peter]

The one about the croeburn 1813 Diorama...very interesting read.

Yes it is! Currently reading!

[Paul]

Yes it is! Currently reading!

The Pictures are brilliant

[Emperor]

After action day on hematology, I went in Mall into a bookshop, while sister and mother were in shops...And there I saw Stivenson's Jeckyl and Hyde...So I red it...
I also tried to finish second book of Count of Monte Christo, but it is too long...