l've read these great books; they are must- read for everyone.

1. "Small Giants-Companies That Choose to Be Great Instead of Big" a book by Bo Burlingham.

2. "Thick Face, Black Heart,"  by Chin-Ning Chu.

3. The "Multi-Millionnaire's Mindset" by our own Nigerian investment and business coach-Christian Wogu.


Meanwhile; WHAT BOOKS ARE YOU READING AT THE MOMENT?- Pls folks, do share them with us, you never know how helpful yours could in turn be to us.

I am reading motivational book ,tittle' How To Make Wealth Without Capital' By Austin Aniekie.It is very interesting.

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Eat Pray Love. by Elizabeth Gilbert.

Only about a third through but so far, so good.

Written in first person (narrator is american woman, mid 30's) - she is married and has a breakdown and realises she doesn't want the typical life - husb, kids etc, so she leaves husband and goes on personal journey. 3 main stops: Rome, Mumbai and Bali. Its kind of a spiritual adventure so far but also will be one of self discovery i think.

Lately I ve read The Power of being a Woman by Michelle McKinney Hammond

Barack Obama ‘s Dream from my father

i am currently reading Flora Nwapa's Efuru (belated?), a very nice and interesting book, the next in the queue is Pat Conroy's Beach Dance -- i hope it, too, will be interesting.

"Take the Risk" by Ben Carson. (almost through)

"Exploring Corporate Strategy" Gerry Johnson and Kevan Scholes. (re-reading it).

Pepeye:

Barack Obama ‘s Dream from my father

Interesting read. The style of writing is very striking. Exposes Obama's deep seated intelligence. Never read a book that is majorly conversational and yet so engaging.
My best part of the book is at the end of part 2: Pages 291 - 295! I luv the rendering of that scenario.

PapaBrowne:


Interesting read. The style of writing is very striking. Exposes Obama's deep seated intelligence. Never read a book that is majorly conversational and yet so engaging.
My best part of the book is at the end of part 2: Pages 291 - 295! I luv the rendering of that scenario.

Oh! You’re an avid reader as well . . . on that book I was so engrossed and touched while reading it . . .a self discovery book. Belonging to two diff worlds and belonging to neither Barry has got a photographic memory . . .gave an honest account of his life. . . I must give it to Gramps and Toot (maternal grandparents) despite they were white folks they did a good job raising him with all love

Recently completed 'Outliers' by Malcolm Gladwell, It was really a good and thought provoking read. I'm currently reading 'What's so Amazing about Grace' by Phillip Yancey

I salut all of us that like's to read, congrats and keep it up.

Presently 'am reading a book titled "How Nigerians under develop Nigeria" by Rev. Fr. R N nwokeora. But b/4 now i've read "because i am i involve" by Dim Emeka Odimegwu Ojukwu. ,"verbatim report of Accra acord", "Why we struck" by major Ademoyega, "the death of C K Nzeogwu and causes of Nigeria civle war untold story" by Prof. Forsyth. And many read and maney moor unread. So keepon reading.

it's often said that a man's life is shaped by the kind of books he reads or the one he failed to read. I love reading because they go a long way in helping me build myself.

At the moment i am studying some self discovery books:

1 21 Success Secrets of Self-made Millioniares by Brian Tracy
2 Above Life's Turmoil by James Allen
3 Cashflow eBusiness ( Secrets To Successful Business Online & Offline.

It's been worthwhile studying these books, each helps me deal with an aspect of life.
Cheers.

I'm currently reading "Indian Summer" by Alex Von Tunzelmann.  It's an account of India's journey towards independence, the eventual partitioning of India and the aftermath of the whole process.  It follows the lives of Lord and Lady Mountbatten, Ghandi, Nehru and Jinnah (the first Gov. General of Pakistan), among others.

On the whole, it's a very interesting book, though a bit slow-moving at times.  I'm almost through, and quite enjoying it.

[color=#000099][/color] just finished reading The river between by Ngugi wa thiongo now into The 48 laws of power by Robert greene.

memories of midnight - sidney sheldon

The NYSC Experience by Henry Batubo, talented writer
>>>http://www.thenyscexperience.uk/chapter-1