As I have since 2011, I again in 2019 kept a list of the books I read during the year, presented hre. (The books marked with an * were read for school. ) It was a heavy year for biography/autobiography.
In 2020, I’m (ideally) adding audiobook work.
1. Killing the SS— Bill O'Rielly/Martin Dugard
2. The Gutfeld Monologues: Classic Rants from The Five— Greg Gutfeld
3. If I Understood You, Would I have this look on my face?—-Alan Alda
*4. Managerial Communication —Geraldine Hynes/Jennifer Veltsos
5. The Autobiography of Jean-Luc Picard—David Goodman
6. Between You and Me—Mike Wallace
7. The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin—Ed. Louis P. Masur
*8 The New Rules of Marketing and PR—David Meerman Scott
9. The Science of the Big Bang Theory: What America's Favorite Sitcom Can Teach You About Physics, Flags and the Idiosyncrasies of Scientists—-Mark Brake
10. The White Mountain— Dan Szczesny
11. Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs—-Lisa Randall
12. Founding Grammars: How early America's war over words shaped today's language—Rosemarie Ostler
13. Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation—Joseph Ellis
14. Leonard: My Fifty-Year Friendship With A Remarkable Man—William Shatner/David Fisher
15. Steve Jobs—Walter Isaacson
16. Born With Teeth: A Memoir—Kate Mulgrew
17. Leonardo Di Vinci—Walter Isaacson
18. Letters from an Astrophysicist—Neil deGrasse Tyson
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