I have always enjoyed reading, I can’t remember ever there being a time in my life, that I didn’t have at least one book that\u00a0was holding\u00a0my attention and I find that\u00a0I’m usually in the middle of reading several books at a time, I read depending on my mood.<\/p>\n
I am very interested in early American history and have many a bookcases overflowing with books on this subject, and I am very proud of some of these treasurers, and am always looking for new ones to add to my growing collection.<\/p>\n
I picked up a book by the name of “When President’s Lie” which is a History of Official Deception and It’s Consequences, by Eric Alterman, which is a little bit off of the beaten path of what I usually find myself interested in, but a buddy of mine read it and was talking so highly of it, that when I saw it at the Dollar Store for only $1, I decided to give it a try. I hope that I won’t be disappointed, I’ll let you know what I think of it in a week or so.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I have always enjoyed reading, I can’t remember ever there being a time in my life, that I didn’t have at least one book that\u00a0was holding\u00a0my attention and I find that\u00a0I’m usually in the middle of reading several books at a time, I read depending on my mood. I am very interested in early American … <\/p>\n