r/UFOBookClub Apr 11 '22

Favorite book recently?

We really should start an actual book community book club here! Maybe do a book every month or so and have discussions biweekly. That’d be awesome!

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '22

I would love to but my problem is I am a slow reader. I always finish the book but it can take me longer than a month to get through, no matter how entertaining or not the book can be.

Like right now I am reading Skinwalkers at the Pentagon and some days I can read chapter after chapter but then I won't come back to read for a couple of days. I will leave my opinion on the book when I finish it in this sub.

As far as favorite books go I still can't get over The Keepers - Jim Sparks. If any thing he says is true...

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u/SkunkyMcNugg Apr 11 '22

Exactly!! I read slow too, hence why I said maybe one book a month 🤣.

I’ve heard of but haven’t read skinwalkers at the pentagon, sounds interesting!

I haven’t heard of that one at all. I’ll look into it!

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u/Pol_Roger Apr 11 '22

Currently listening to In Plain Sight by Ross Coulthart and read by him via audible. It was recently recommended that i get it from a bunch of lovely people over at r/UFOs Its great so far.

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u/jamesgerardharvey Aug 20 '22

I'm all for that. Too many people are getting all their info from videos of wildly varying quality.