A lot of great books have been written this year. As the year draws to an end, I'd like to take a look at some of the best books we've read this year.
Some of my best are;

Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand: This book is a WWII story of survival, resilience and redemption. It tells a tragic story of allied prisoners of war in Japanese POW camps and death camps. A very compelling, devastating and ultimately redeeming book everyone should read.

A Thousand Splendid Suns: This is a story of intense delicacy and strength buried under the surface of the cruel and capricious life imposed upon two Afghani women. Set during the period of ethnic conflict in Afghanistan after the Russian Communist left. It's a story of oppression and brutality, and also the strength and toughness of human spirit.

I'm currently reading WAVE
By Sonali Deraniyagala a tragic story of a survivor of the Indian ocean tsunami in Sri Lanka. Deraniyagala lost her husband and two young sons to the disaster.

Chimamanda Adichie's Americanah, Sidney Sheldon's Sands of Time, Roots by Alex Haley John Green's The Fault in Our Stars are also some very good books I've read this year.

The floor is open now, share some of the best books you've read in 2013.

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Thinking, may be back.

From the thread title I thought you meant books that were published this year, but your op implies books you read this year irrespective of publication date.

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Thinking, may be back.

From the thread title I thought you meant books that were published this year, but your op implies books you read this year irrespective of publication date.

Yes, just books you read this year irrespective of year of publication.

let me try to remember which books i've read this year, i have a lot of them lined up but i havent read too many.

most of the books i read this year seem to be historical ones on africa, plus a few chick lits and some other light reading.

Ok. You can also drop some very good books you read that were published this year. I was going to make the thread about books published this year alone, but I thought the scope of the thread will be limited and not too many people I've read any books published this year.

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Didnt read any book this year.. aside my school books

Bravoosii: .

WHAT!!

Igbo Irunmole, Aja lo leru & Agbalagba Akan

I have read the three books

Aja lo leru and Agbalagba Akan have been the interesting Yoruba books I have ever read.

principles of ASUU by N. Faggi

There was a country by chinua achebe

Macmillan Book 1-6 Featuring Ali and Simbi and Brighter Grammar

Most of us are only good in reading Newspapers and for each newspaper we read not more than 30% of the Content .Abi i lie

Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus.


Wuraola Forever.

Butterfly by Kathryn Harvey

Simbi and Ali

Art Of War

Sycamore Row by Lord Grisham

Iyawo Nylon bag by Ishilove

Angels and Demons by Dan brown .Cool Novel with an unexpected ending.

48 Laws of Power, its an old book tho

Some of us just like to Watch.

Read

Financial Amagardom by John Haggee
Mandela by Meredith
Jewish Code by Perry Stone
Ultimate Come back by TOMMY TENNEY
and now reading There was a Country by Chinua Achebe.

Reading is one habit i may never leave.

It so serious that i can't sleep at night without reading atleast a page or a chapter of a book.

i am not much of a TV person except i want to listen to news.

I am in love with my library.

Americanah

1st to Die - James Patterson

Before I Die - Arthur Nwankwo

Soldiers of Fortune - Max Siollun

Mein Kampf - Adolf Hitler

Law of Evidence by Sebastine Tar Hon.

Btw. Nice thread, just that law books and case materials haven't afforded me the greatly desired 'social' reading.

Half of a yellow sun - Chimamanda Adichie
There was a country- Chinua Achebe.the above two are about the Biafran war.
The house - Danielle Steel. I so much love this book.
Always is not forever- Helen Van Slyke. SOoo interesting

leggo: Art Of War

have u read world at arms