SirChotas:
Do we have Frederick Forsythe fans here?

Uncle I.

oyinlolami:
The Brothers Karamazov. Page 305.

That's nice. Wow! I have been trying to read that book, didn't find any interest in it.

Started Queen of Fire. The final book in the Raven Shadow Trilogy and so far its been awesome, the twists keep on coming.

My Current read :- The Upside of Down by Meagan McArdle . It's a very nice motivational book of how failure is actually a step in success at anything.

sage1000:
Started Queen of Fire. The final book in the Raven Shadow Trilogy and so far its been awesome, the twists keep on coming.

@moneyallowed
Are you done ?

Mynd44:
It does not have to be a novel, it can be a textbook, a pamphlet, Bible, Koran, Ifa tablet, newspaper, something from your phone or anything else.

What book are you reading right now and what page are you?

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egorov:
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oyinlolami:
The Brothers Karamazov. Page 305.

Amazing! I read some while back Richard Leigh and Michael Baigent The Inquisition. There was an excerpt from The Brothers Karamazov.

Been trying to get my hands on Malleus Maleficarum and The Brothers Karamazov but I've been unable to?.

SIRcumalot:

@moneyallowed
Are you done ?

Nope had to take a break. I'll be done by the weekend. I knos you are. How wouldd you rate it?

moneyallowed:

Nope had to take a break. I'll be done by the weekend. I knos you are. How wouldd you rate it?

Better than Tower lord
Not as good the first novel
A decent read I think we'll get more book in that world.

Iliad by Homer.Page 7

Recently finished IT and 11/22/63 by Stephen King and 'and the mountains echoed' by Khaled hosseini. currently on The catcher in the rye by JD Salinger

And the mountain echoed was one of the best books I read last year, it some truly exceptional story even if there are some stories that drag on a bit.

Just finished Queen of Fire. Lyrna and Frentis stories were excellent but Vaelin part felt a bit boring, kind of like how I felt reading Frentis story in Tower Lord. It provided a suitable end with several shocking twists so I can't complain. All in all a great conclusion to the trilogy.

sage1000:
And the mountain echoed was one of the best books I read last year, it some truly exceptional story even if there are some stories that drag on a bit.

Just finished Queen of Fire. Lyrna and Frentis stories were excellent but Vaelin part felt a bit boring, kind of like how I felt reading Frentis story in Tower Lord. It provided a suitable end with several shocking twists so I can't complain. All in all a great conclusion to the trilogy.

We might get a clash between the two last standing empire in the future.
Reva's and Alucius POV's were alright but lyrna and Vaelin dropped the ball.
Have you read the Kite runner ?

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I nid dat book queen of fire sage.. hw do i get it ahhhhhhhhgggggggghhhhhhhhh

Pls how can I get queen victoria's journal. Preferably The Girlhood of Queen Victoria.

aydriano:
I nid dat book queen of fire sage.. hw do i get it ahhhhhhhhgggggggghhhhhhhhh

lol, here is a link to an epub version. That is where I got mine from. Enjoy.

http://93.114.44.238/viewtopic.php?f=1293&t=1169087&hilit=queen+of+fire

SIRcumalot:

We might get a clash between the two last standing empire in the future.
Reva's and Alucius POV's were alright but lyrna and Vaelin dropped the ball.
Have you read the Kite runner ?

Nah, I think he is done with that universe for now with the exception of maybe a couple of short stories and I feel it is better like that, it is nice to have an open ended ending.
Here is a link to his thoughts on the novel. https://anthonystuff./
I kind of liked Lyrna's POV maybe because she is my favorite character and was sharing her space with my other favorites like Nortah and Alornis. Vaelin tho... surrounded with characters I couldn't care less about on a quest that was boring was the weakest part of the book.

Kite runner is on my to-do list but right now it is Price of Valor I'm reading, the third in the Shadow Campaigns by Django Wexler. An enjoyable series so far.

sage1000:



Kite runner is on my to-do list but right now it is Price of Valor I'm reading, the third in the Shadow Campaigns by Django Wexler. An enjoyable series so far.

I was a hoping for war between the two empires seeing as how the empress is still bent on revenge.

Read the thousand names once,
Didn't like it enough to go further.

Red Country by Joe abercrombie

Nine fingers is the greatest fantasy character every written.

Sage my phone couldnt open d epub exe file .. any oda option

Just started "Blindness" by José Saramago.


It's interesting that not even one dialogue is present in this book.


Next in queue is Khaled Hoseini's And The Mountains Echoed.

UjSizzle:
Just started "Blindness" by José Saramago.


It's interesting that not even one dialogue is present in this book.


Next in queue is Khaled Hoseini's And The Mountains Echoed.

You love reading Novels and Books in General..

What is your secret?? I wanna know how You read Novels and Books without getting Bored.?

Like Sleeping Bored!

Bimffo:


You love reading Novels and Books in General..

What is your secret?? I wanna know how You read Novels and Books without getting Bored.?

Like Sleeping Bored!

Interest.

I've read books since I was a little girl-- I read my books, siblings' books, neighbours' books and practically lived in the school library during breaks

So it's interest. My imagination is by far the most active part of my mind; to feed it I need stories. Books provide stories. But now I'd likely find a story anywhere around me (like one bird family nesting above my window).

I do get bored by some books though. Some things like self-help books can put me to sleep cuz they're so monotonous-- no colour. Still there's hardly a book (or pamphlet sef) that passes by me that won't get at least a cursory glance, a quick flip through the pages or a look of longing if I can't have it


So I'll advice you find what interests you and begin from there.

UjSizzle:

Interest.

I've read books since I was a little girl-- I read my books, siblings' books, neighbours' books and practically lived in the school library during breaks

So it's interest. My imagination is by far the most active part of my mind; to feed it I need stories. Books provide stories. But now I'd likely find a story anywhere around me (like one bird family nesting above my window).

I do get bored by some books though. Some things like self-help books can put me to sleep cuz they're so monotonous-- no colour. Still there's hardly a book (or pamphlet sef) that passes by me that won't get at least a cursory glance, a quick flip through the pages or a look of longing if I can't have it


So I'll advice you find what interests you and begin from there.

INTEREST! Thanks.

Winter"s gold by william heffermann

didn't know a thread like this exists.

Well these are my collections of all John Grisham novels.

herald9:
didn't know a thread like this exists.

Well these are my collections of all John Grisham novels.

lol 10,000ebooks?

What am I reading now sef?

Ok I remember,

Revolution - Russell Brand. tbh, I drag through some chapters of this book but I still read it when I get the chance to. The dude does has some nice points though.

An0nimus:

lol 10,000ebooks?

What am I reading now sef?

Ok I remember,

Revolution - Russell Brand. tbh, I drag through some chapters of this book but I still read it when I get the chance to. The dude does has some nice points though.

Lol. The app helped me a lot. Are you using it too?

CorneliusSulla8:
Red Country by Joe abercrombie

Nine fingers is the greatest fantasy character every written.

No arguments here.

How Europe Underdeveloped Africa by Walter Rodney.

Have taken a break from the Grisham's... Now reading THE ROBOT OF DAWN by Isaac Asimov.