Book suggestion for non-mason?

[BobLoblaw]

Hey guys,
Currently I am waiting for the lodge I applied at to assign the investigation team. In the meantime I am looking for something to read that doesn't spoil any rituals or fast forward me through the process, but maybe a decent read about Masonic history or any other suggestions you may have. Thanks fellas, need somethng to pass the time until the balls drop.....

 

[Glen Cook]

Freemasonry for Dummies and Freemasonry for Idiots. Excellent books.

 

[Warrior1256]

The Temple and the Lodge by Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh.

 

[coachn]

Hey guys,
Currently I am waiting for the lodge I applied at to assign the investigation team. In the meantime I am looking for something to read that doesn't spoil any rituals or fast forward me through the process, but maybe a decent read about Masonic history or any other suggestions you may have. Thanks fellas, need somethng to pass the time until the balls drop.....

"The Craft Unmasked! The Uncommon Origin of Freemasonry and Its Practice"

Found here: http://www.coach.netTCU.htm

I am the author.

A review can be found here: http://freemasoninformation.com/2015/09/the-craft-unmasked/

 

[David612]

Goat Husbandry by David Mackenzie.

Kidding aside, freemasonry for dummies by Christopher Hodapp is well regarded though i haven’t gotten to it myself yet, additionally you can read his online stuff.
There are lots of great Masonic podcast out there too.

 

[Mike Martin]

I would recommend doing a search either on ebay or abebooks.com for a book about the history of Freemasonry where you live.