I’ve started a book called ‘Anthem’ by Noah Hawley, I’ve a feeling it’s set to be a modern day classic, it’s a book about politics, race, all of the topics which have the USA divided, yet it’s impossible to guess the politics of the author, everybody is human, a bit of an asshole in everybody
Well worth reading now, it’ll be a topic of discussion
America was in crisis during the Nixon/Ford/Carter era. Between Vietnam, Watergate, the Oil Crisis and the Iran - Northern Ireland would have been way down the list of priorities. Then Reagan was in Thatchers top pocket.
That was a good book. Thanks for the recommendation. Just finished it.
Milkman by Anna Burns.
Very wordy and tough to read at times.
But very good.
A good book for the TFK dads… The boy at the back of the class.
About a refugee coming to the UK and going to school there. V well told and a strong. Even more relevant message for kids at the moment
We’ve a few copies of that in class. The kids who’ve read it so far have absolutely loved it.
Loved that book. Great shout.
Did anyone read Chris Luke’s book “a life in Trauma”?
Any decent non fiction audible recommendations?
Nearly finished this.
Michael Harding is always worth it.
Anyone read The History of Glue? Got it for Christmas but only picked it up at the weekend. Couldn’t put it down.
Porno was better.
Have you read “say nothing” by Patrick radden ó Keeffe?
Best audible listen in a while
Assume you have listened to Shoe Dog?
Narconomics another good one
Emily maitlis book is pretty good.
In cold blood is the best audiobook I ever listened to.
Mike Florio’s new book is very interesting for me, but maybe less so for you as you appear to have a very good handle on the politics and behind the scenes stuff in the NFL, good book though
Here’s a few more of my favourite non fiction audiobooks
I may be able to share these with you but that would involve you giving me your number 
I have dozens more 
Just finished ‘Bundini’ a biography of Bundini Brown who was a cornerman and ‘hypeman’ for Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Robinson. Very enjoyable story well told. Bundini got a bad rap in the Will Smith film about Ali and the author gives a different version of the man. Hard to know who is telling the truth but a fascinating character who lived a colourful life.
Great Tommy Cooper gag that. Fairly sure I posted it here before but still smiled again.
I lolled when I heard it on tv recently.
How can you share them kid?
