Interest in a Liberty book/ literature Eclub here and reading list suggestions?

[PattyLee loves dogs]

I loved attending book clubs when I was young.

Nowadays an Ebook club could be very stimulating especially if these posters were participating and easier to attend for all of us lifelong learners. If interested what would be the suggested reading list?

Even if reading lists would go different ways this Eplace could break into separate posting areas for discussion.

Could develop an outline to promote discussion if needed.



Any interest?

[toowm]

This is for homeschooling, and not liberty-focused, but a great resource for free ebooks by topic:

http://users.gobigwest.com/rosegate/HSbooks.html

[PattyLee loves dogs]

FTL> FreeKeene has free downloads:
"Complete Liberty: The Demise of the State and the Rise of Voluntary America"
Wes Bertrand (2007)

"Thanks to author and podcaster Wes Bertrand, we are able to bring you both the audiobook and .PDF versions of his book, "Complete Liberty: The Demise of the State and the Rise of Voluntary America". The book is inspired by many other great liberty minded works in the past (such as The Market for Liberty) and is an excellent modern day look at what liberty is and how we can achieve it in our lifetimes. Complete Liberty is a highly recommended read for those interested in freedom. Wes also does a podcast which you can listen to on his site, CompleteLiberty.com. Visit that page for his introduction. Here are three ways you can download this book:

   1. 207 MB self-extracting archive (Windows users only.) containing ten .mp3 chapters.
   2. 207 MB .ZIP file containing ten .mp3 chapters.
   3. 1.2 MB .PDF – the actual book, which can be ordered in print here. "

http://freekeene.com/free-audiobook/