eBook Recommendations

[matty]

In case anyone wanted to throw up a good suggestions, golf related or not........

After searching for a particular Ben Hogan book I stumbled across a different book about him and bought it by accident after wanting to read a free sample.

It's called, 'Mr.Hogan, the Man I Knew.', by Kris Tschetter.

It's one of those books you won't put down. I won't go into it, you can google it or buy it, but well worth the read.

[PeteyD]

There was a lot of talk about it when it was released.

[goughy]

The end of overeating: taking control of our insatiable appetite.

I can tell by my current diet that I haven't finished it.

[matty]

The Big Miss - Hank Haney

Am halfway through it. If you like golf, and regardless of what you think about Tiger, it's a fascinating read. Hank speaks highly of Tiger throughout the book and especially about his work ethic. Its fascinating to read about Tigers world and his insecurities concerning aspects of his golf swing and his constant drive to make it better. The book is heavy on how Tiger thinks and acts in order to stay at the top.

[LeftyHoges]

For something quick, light and easy I quite enjoyed "Who's Your Caddy?" by Rick Reilly.

[idgolfguy]

Sam Snead - The Education of a Golfer
Non-golf: Let's Get Real or Let's Not Play

[Courty]

Fairway to Hell - Carl Hiaasen

[Outcast]

Not golf but, Game of Thrones series is a great read

[Ronny]

Not golf but, Game of Thrones series is a great read

For sure, book one done, onto the second. Have them all on the kindle apart from the latest one.

[KristianJ]

Fairway to Hell - Carl Hiaasen

Where'd you find this? I can't seem to find it in the Kindle ebook store, nor anywhere else for that matter.

[Pencil]

The Jam Boy Chronicles.

There's a blog out there as well but his e-book series is pretty good.

[Pencil]

And just a quick question. What are the best places for free e-books?

[Lobsta]

And just a quick question. What are the best places for free e-books?

thepiratebay.org

[matty]

For something quick, light and easy I quite enjoyed "Who's Your Caddy?" by Rick Reilly.

Was a great read. Very funny.

[Veefore]

And just a quick question. What are the best places for free e-books?

On demonoid I found 1500 free kindle books. PM me your email and I can send you the list and you can pick whatever you want. :)

[Ronny]

I have 6gb worth of e-books. if anyone wants anything PM Details of books and I'll see if I have it

KristianJ - I have 6 books of Carl Haissen but not the one you have mentioned.

[Veefore]

For the rest of the week (until sunday night) the 1500 ebooks I have will be available as a zip file from http://dl.dropbox.com/u/77019238/1500 Kindle Books.zip

(http://dl.dropbox.com/u/77019238/1500 Kindle Books.zip) enjoy!

[Pencil]

Thanks again Veefore. Got something to pass the time while I look for a job now.