so what are you reading now?

[pgellis]

Just started The Glory of Their Times. Loving it so far.

[drc]

I'm reading Diary of Anne Frank for the first time. My urban condo building has a little community library next to a elevator door, with the books donated by the residents, and this one was sitting there as I was waiting for the elevator. The books even have color coded stickers so you know when to return it.

[Jason]

Baseball Americana:The Library Of Congress' Collection.Half pictures,half information.Just the way I like them.

[Vol]

"Bottom of the 33rd: Hope, Redemption, and Baseball's Longest Game"?

Heard the author Dan Barry on a podcast and it sounds like a very interesting look at not only minor league baseball, but the fans who root and support them. Just bought it and was wondering if any one else has read it.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by pgellis

Just started The Glory of Their Times. Loving it so far.

Phil, follow it up with the c.d. - it will be the best money you ever spent. I feel like I know those guys I've listened to it so many times.

[brett 75]

The Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards! Is there anything else?

[tiger8mush]

"The pitch that killed", a book about Carl Mays throwing the ball that killed Ray Chapman in 1920. Batters didn't wear helmets at the time.

Great, easy read so far. Interesting that, according to the book, Carl Mays and Babe Ruth were brought up at the same time w/the Red Sox and there were more expectations for Mays.