Charlie "Tremendous" Jones: His Private Library
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Author and speaker Charlie "Tremendous" Jones leads a personal tour of his own private library in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania.
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Damn! I thought I had books....
He sure loved his books! He would tell people he was "pusher" so people would get hooked on books :-)
This is surely a rare peek into the private life of one of the giants in the personal development field. I had the pleasure of being given that same tour while visiting his home several years ago. It was a night I'll never forget. Charlie was the best.
Thank you Jim and thank you for being so special to my father.
@@traceyjones8607 he was truly Amazing! And it’s great you’re still kicking it high!
@@JimDonovanauthor As are you my friend and fellow bookaholic!
I started crying after they after you gone away tremendously wonderful I love it.C.E.Huggins Jr rare books
He really likes his american history!
What a great American! I wish more men were like him in this country! I fear we’ve lost that spirit!
Charlie also liked to give away books. Not from his personal collection but many others. Last time I saw him was in 1982 and I had to ask him to stop giving me so many books as I couldn't fit anymore in my car.
A true amazing man. He inspired so many of us. Good Bless him.
One of my heroes.. Charlie was one of a kind, thank you for your life's work...
Thanks so much Lane! It is a joy to continue the tremendous legacy with people like you!
He’s like a big kid lol! I never heard of him until recently August 2020.
HI James, you know what, he truly was! That was part of his appeal. He never lost his sense of joy and wonderment and love of learning. Thank you for that insight!
Great motivational stuff and great personality
Wow! He was truly an avid reader and a great collection there! But, he shows us the importance of good books.
I will have my library one day. Thank you Mr Jones for your inspiration
Thank you for your love of tremendous books Lily, I hope you library is full to the brim with wonderful materials!
Seems he lived a full life.
Wow i just finished my 7th book and i thought i read alot
I just discoverer him
Great video
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wow
I am curious where those books now and whom they were given to.
Hi Lily, my father entered Heaven in Oct 2008. We donated a huge portion of his books to libraries and other organizations that he loved.
Love watching this. Old time America. Class.
this guy like man things
Yes, he does :-)
I', thinking you got the Author by David McCullough?
what about the last quarter million years.
MERCI
"these are my heroes"
"robert e lee"
giga zoinks
the confederates are not heroic, they literally were fighting for slavery
The school books are cool, but this is a collector's collection, not a reader's collection.
It must be tough to read with an eye patch :(
Bishop Fulton Sheen and then Charles Spurgeon? The man is confused. LOL!
Collections of propaganda and comic books...what a full JOKE
IKR. What a waste of time reading that junk.
wow thats rude. so what. this man grew up pre internet. everyone that is woke today has internet like you do. oh im from the future this man that was born in the past an had no acess to the same info is an idiot, no sir you are not educated on how the world is yourself. this man has way more life experience than you do also/
Your judgment of his reading choices puts YOUR ignorance on full display.
His books are not interesting. Its mostly about war, presidents, schoolbooks, modern books (1950s to 1990s) and no DJ books. Most of his 1800s / 1900s books are in bad condition. What a complete waste of money and time to read books about war.
To each, their own ............
War is a part of history and reading about the mistakes and triumphs of history teaches us how to have a better future. Just out of curiosity, what type of reading do you not consider a "waste of time"?