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In reply to the discussion: What non-fiction book did you read in 2013 that you most recommend? [View all]Prophet 451
(9,796 posts)127. "The Obama Hate Machine" by Bill Press
Good account of both the insanity directed at Obama and who's responsible for it.
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Saw the tv rendition of the book and it was so bad I turned it off after enduring it for about forty
sabrina 1
Dec 2013
#223
True, I can usually sit through even the most boring garbage but this was beyond the endurance of
sabrina 1
Dec 2013
#230
It was as would be expected from O'Reilly. I tuned it out without knowing it was O'Reilly about 40
sabrina 1
Dec 2013
#229
For the other side of the picture you might enjoy "Diary from Dixie" by Mary Chesnut.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Dec 2013
#30
The Road to Disunion, Secessionists at Bay 1776-1854 William Freehling
Tierra_y_Libertad
Dec 2013
#25
It's the best read on food I've come across since "Sugar Blues" in the 70's. The chapters on the
ancianita
Dec 2013
#111
Pilgrim's Wilderness, A True Story of Faith and Madness on the Alaska Frontier
dem in texas
Dec 2013
#28
I love that. I had an old cookbook, Betty Crocker I think that talked about how a woman should also
okaawhatever
Dec 2013
#38
Down the Up Escalator: How the 99% Live in the Great Recession, By Barbra Garson and
Drale
Dec 2013
#63
I remember thinking the same thing. I half expected the last chapter to be a suicide note.
arcane1
Dec 2013
#89
Empires of Light: Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, and the Race to Electrify the World
Logical
Dec 2013
#144
The best book on the global wealth drainage from nations' economies and the systematic
ancianita
Dec 2013
#112
I have always believed that writing and researching "In Cold Blood"
Are_grits_groceries
Dec 2013
#128
Oops. Read fiction rather than non-fiction. I'll have to think about this one.
1monster
Dec 2013
#123
Ninety Percent of Everything: Inside Shipping, the Invisible Industry That Puts Clothes on Your Back
Logical
Dec 2013
#142
Will do! My next book will either be that or a Hitchens book mentioned in this thread
arcane1
Dec 2013
#191
I just ordered "The Big Necessity". This should be interesting, to say the least!
arcane1
Dec 2013
#238
Disaster at the Pole: The Tragedy of the Airship Italia and the 1928 Nobile Expedition to the North
Katashi_itto
Dec 2013
#154
Twilight of the Elites, Price of Inequality (J.Stiglitz), Spying on Democracy (Heidi Boghosian)
nashville_brook
Dec 2013
#158
only a few hours ago I finished "Wrapped in the Flag" by Claire Conner
Douglas Carpenter
Dec 2013
#164
"Death at SeaWorld: Shamu and the Dark Side of Killer Whales in Captivity"
ScreamingMeemie
Dec 2013
#220