Good outdoor books or good books in general

Anyone have any good suggestions fir goid reading material?? Just finished a walk in the woods by bill Bryson very funny. Almost through with blue water gold rush which is about the sea urchin industry here on the ca coast.

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If you are into diving, the Art Pinder King Of Sling was a good read,written by Sherry Daye.

I smell a book trade coming on.

-Allen

The River Why is a great book, the Alchemist, one man's wilderness, Black Elk Speaks,  read them all!!!  I used to read a lot and I wish I read more now...

I have the Art Pinder Book and  the Manuel of Free Diving if any one is interested in a swap. I would like to get the Manual of Free Diving back though.

Edward Abby - Desert Solitare.
Scavengers Guide - Steve Rinella,

Not quite the same catagory but a lot of the John Krakauer (sp) books can be good "outdoors" related reads.

Men to match my mountains. By Irving stone. A great book on the foundation of the west. Not a outdoor read but a good adventure story. Dry on occasion but great history and I liked it.

I have dozens more but we are in the middle of moving and they are all packed up. Will add them later. If someone is interested I am happy to pass them on as soon as I dig them out of the boxes...

Makes we want to go pickup a book now...

Not sure if you are into shad, but I have an excellent book about them. 
THE FOUNDING FISH.
By John McPhee

Excellent read


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The River Why and Blue Water Gold Rush are two of my favorites..those and Jaws. 
If you like golf then read Missing Links. Hilarius with a great ending.

If you paddle the Coast then recommend reading "The Devil's Teeth" by Susan Casey 

Krakauer - Into Thin Air

Just finished 3 of Michener's books - Centennial, Alaska, Chesapeake.  If you like historical fiction, gives a great feel for the regions.

Down the Colorado, Powell

I have the Art Pinder Book and  the Manuel of Free Diving if any one is interested in a swap. I would like to get the Manual of Free Diving back though.

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Almost forgot, If you like hunting and have any idea on  Africa, then any book by Peter Capstick. Of course a couple of the most well known: Death on the Dark Continent & Death in the Long Grass. I have them both, but would also like them back

3 on my shelf I have read or reading from time to time:
SH 21-76 The Ranger handbook, full of good useful outdoor info
the Wild Bears by George Laycock (bought it many years ago)
The Greatest Fishing Story ever Told, 28 unforgettable fishing tales including two guys you may have heard of Ed Zern, and some guy named Hemingway.

Anything from the late Ed Zern used to write for outdoor magazines (Field and Stream maybe?)

American Sniper
Lone Survivor
No Easy Day
Service

All great books!!