December-January MMM Book Club poll

[grantmeaname]

Hey everybody! December-January's MMM book club selection will be from a loser's bracket of prior months. Vote away, and see you in the thread.

Amazon links are for comparative purposes only. Be a good little Mustachian and get the book from your library.

[grantmeaname]

Bump! Go the book that I voted for! You can do it!

[eyePod]

Would just like to note that if anyone has an e-reader, Walden is open source here:

http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/205

[Rekreativc]

Would just like to note that if anyone has an e-reader, Walden is open source here:

http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/205

Thanks! Voted against it because they don't have it in the local library, but I have now changed my vote.

Oh and just my 2 cents about the book choices: The millionaire next door is a good read, but the only thing a mustaschian might learn from it is that most of people that have a NET worth of over 1 million dollars in America are in fact very frugal. As much as I've enjoyed the read, I wouldn't recommend it to people who already like MMM.

[James]

I'm half way through The millionaire next door and would have to agree that there isn't a lot of specific information to gain, but it's still a good read.

Thoreau has been on my list to try for a while, but I ended up voting for Predictably Irrational because it sounds more interesting...  :)  I'm happy with any of the choices.

[velocistar237]

There's also Ken Kifer's notes on Walden. You might remember Ken from his Bike Pages.

[Russ]

There's also Ken Kifer's notes on Walden. You might remember Ken from his Bike Pages.

Thank you for sharing this site; this is my first time seeing it. The bike pages are full of all sorts of good info. Ken seems like he would have fit in well with mustachianism.

[Donovan]

Voted for Walden because I'm about halfway through Predictably Irrational already...however, I have to say that it is a terrific read. Even if it loses, go out and read it sometime.

[grantmeaname]

This is really not a good race for options one and two.

[Rekreativc]

I have to agree, Dan Ariely's Predictably Irrational is a really good read. I even wrote a blog post about one topic I've found fascinating in it!

Now obviously I've already read it so I'm hoping Walden wins, however I would really recommend this book.

[grantmeaname]

Too close to call! Vote, people, vote!

[grantmeaname]

Congrats to Walden. See y'all in the discussion thread!