Public Enemies

Public Enemies: America's Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933-34 | Bryan Burrough

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tokorowilliamwallace

Public Enemies: America's Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933-34 | Bryan Burrough

Never before have I enjoyed researching and writing anything as much as I did the book you hold in your hands....This is a book I always suspected I would attempt someday.

#firstlinefriday

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SageIvy

Public Enemies: America's Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933-34 | Bryan Burrough

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Good book! Honesty was great!

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Texreader

Public Enemies. Bryan Burrough | Bryan Burrough

Book not in Litsy so I‘m posting for The Demon Next Door under the tagged book by the same author. It may not have been next door, but the murderer was from a town just up I-35 from where I lived at the time, and the rapes and murders occurred just after I graduated from high school. Way too close for comfort. #nonfiction2019

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Texreader

Public Enemies. Bryan Burrough | Bryan Burrough

Audio spring cleaning today listening to this gruesome story of a serial murderer in Temple, Texas, a few hours north of where I grew up. I‘ve been to most of the towns described in the story and even Mikeska‘s BBQ mentioned in it, where we celebrated my husband becoming a US citizen.

EastWind76 My mom grew up in Temple, and I grew up in small towns around Austin... I need to check this out! 5y

Texreader @EastWind76 I lived in pflugerville and round rock. You? 5y

EastWind76 Wimberley, then rural right outside of south Austin, then Fredericksburg. Also a few years in Waco before I moved north to Chicago! :) 5y

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Texreader @EastWind76 So awesome!! Big difference to end up in Chicago! I love Chicago just not in the winter 5y

EastWind76 @Texreader the winters here are pretty miserable, but I sure don't miss Texas summers! 😉 5y

Texreader @EastWind76 Yep. That part I get. 😁 5y

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CoffeeK8

Public Enemies. Bryan Burrough | Bryan Burrough

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A really interesting story of a small town murderer and how his killings were covered up when he was younger learning to worse killings as he gets older. (Not in the database)

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britt_brooke

Public Enemies: America's Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933-34 | Bryan Burrough

Here are 4 novels and 4 nonfiction books I've read that are over 500 pages. Super long books intimidate the 💩out of me!! #funfridayphoto

Infinite Jest and Kavalier and Clay are in my possession waiting patiently for the day I finally suck it up and crack them open. 🤞🏻🤞🏻

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Karenlovesbooks That's what I like about ebooks. You're not quite as intimidated, because you can't physically see how thick it is! 😊 7y

MicheleinPhilly 4 of those were 5 star reads for me! 👍🏼 7y

britt_brooke @Karenlovesbooks That's why I bought the ebook for Infinite Jest .... to play tricks on my mind, ha! 👍🏻 I read 5 of the above on my kindle, too. 😁 7y

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britt_brooke @MicheleinPhilly A lot of them were for me, too! In fact, my least favorite of the group was the King. 7y

vivastory @britt_brooke How was "Public Enemies"? I bought the e-book when it was on sale last month. It looks interesting. 7y

kspenmoll I too am "terrified" of long books with way too many pages...!? 7y

Reviewsbylola Some of my favorites are on there! 7y

LizzyM Good stuff! Did you like "Helter Skelter"? Read "In Cold Blood" and loved it to pieces so I was thinking about trying more true crime (not usually my bag). 7y

britt_brooke @vivastory Really good! 7y

britt_brooke @Reviewsbylola Mine, too! 🙌🏻🙌🏻 7y

britt_brooke @kspenmoll 😁🙌🏻 7y

britt_brooke @LizzyM Helter Skelter is SO good. Very detailed, so kind of a slow read, but totally worth it. I loved In Cold Blood, too. Truman Capote could write his butt off! 7y

Suet624 I didn't realize Helter Skelter was so long. 7y

KVanRead ❤❤❤ Kavalier and Clay 7y

britt_brooke @Suet624 It's just under 700 pages. 7y

britt_brooke @KVanRead I need to move it up on my TBR! 7y

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KimHM

Public Enemies: America's Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933-34 | Bryan Burrough

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It's still #recommendsday where I live, so here we go. One of the best things about this book is the structure. Even if you know a lot about Bonnie and Clyde or "Pretty Boy" Floyd, Burrough puts the two years of the 1933-34 Crime Wave into a perspective I'd not seen before. And don't be put off by the film, which extracted the Dillinger part and ignored the rest thus robbing the viewer of aforementioned context. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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