3001: The Final Odyssey.

This is the fourth book of a Arthur C. Clarke's imaginative phenomenon.

Unbelievable Truths - Jeff Rovin.



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Rich Like Them - Ryan D'agostino



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Zero to Breakthrough - Vernice Armour (first African American lady to fly the Cobra)



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bump

^why dont you post what you're reading.

@ topic

just finished there was a country.

tpia@:
^why dont you post what you're reading.

@ topic

just finished there was a country.

I did post on a similar titled thread and then saw this one and decided to bump it too.

@ Topic

Still reading Antifragility: How to Live in a World We Don't Understand by Nicolas Taleb.

^yes, saw the other thread after posting on this one.

finished and the mountains echoed by khaled hosseini, quite deep but the endings arent really happy ones per se, more like bittersweet.

and, he gives this book a more american presence, unlike the first two which were majorly afghan culture.



he sounds more "white", which might be a good thing because the first two could easily make one forget afghans are still caucasian, never mind the fact that they're not european.

I'm currently reading "Last Man Standing" by David Baldacci. It's really a good read and a page turner.

^ interesting!


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Just bought "The Associate" by John Grisham. Cant wait to close from work and dig in fully.

i am currently reading on nairaland only...
i also wrote a story...
https://www.nairaland.com/1322268/pleasant-surprise

pls do check it out..

Nervous condition by Tsitsi Dangarembga

Jim Collins - Great by Choice.

A 9-year research to know why some companies thrive even during financial crises while others dont. Great book for anyone who would like to start a company in the near future.

He also authored two interesting books: Built to Last and Good to Great.


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The Mafia Manager by Niccolo Machiavelli

The client- John Grisham

If you wanna join an Awesome whatsapp group for lovers and reader of books, from the
fantasy, romance, thriller, religious ,..., to non-fiction genre. Hit me on 08136326669 or drop your contact on this thread. We share books,
make recommendations , reviews , and share our opinions on works.

https://www.nairaland.com/1983333/secret-life-nigerian-teenager#27760208 hottest story on nairaland as of now....SECRET LIFE OF A NIGERIAN TEENAGER ..go check it out

If you wanna join an Awesome whatsapp group for lovers and reader of books, from the
fantasy, romance, thriller, religious ,..., to non-fiction genre. Hit me on 08134790003 08136326669 or drop your contact on this thread. We share books,
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I did post on a similar titled thread and then saw this one and decided to bump it too.

@ Topic

Still reading Antifragility: How to Live in a World We Don't Understand by Nicolas Taleb.

what's it about?

tpia6:


what's it about?

It's a book that explains how some things thrive under chaos, why randomness is not as bad we have been thinking about, and how we can begin to make use of the possibilities that it offers us... The fragile is that which breaks under the effect of stressors while the Antifragile - a concept hitherto ignored by most of us, are those things that get better, improve, under the effect of stressors.

It is a brilliant book from a brilliant mind and even though I finished it sometime last year I revisit it every now and then. It's always beautiful to come across an original idea and this is certainly one.

Reading 'Rat Trap' by Craig Thomas

sirgeorge:
Decline and fall of the roman empire(vol 1)

its going to be a very long week.

You mind adding a download link?

Bawss1:


It's a book that explains how some things thrive under chaos, why randomness is not as bad we have been thinking about, and how we can begin to make use of the possibilities that it offers us... The fragile is that which breaks under the effect of stressors while the Antifragile - a concept hitherto ignored by most of us, are those things that get better, improve, under the effect of stressors.

It is a brilliant book from a brilliant mind and even though I finished it sometime last year I revisit it every now and then. It's always beautiful to come across an original idea and this is certainly one.

You mind posting a download link?

[quote author=Ekiti1 post=8593464]Just finished "the godfather" by mario puzo. The best mafia novel I ve ever read.
Dont kno what to read next. Have about 15 James hadley chase, 5 John Grisham, 4 Robert ludlum and a host of others all in pdf format.
[/quote

Perhaps you should add Frederick Forsyth to your collections.
I'd have posted you a download link if I had. But the man sef dey try

sirgeorge:
Decline and fall of the roman empire(vol 1)

its going to be a very long week.

good one, although i havent read it.

I'm presently reading the Innocent Mage By Karen Miller
The Review

The Innocent Mage
By Karen Miller

The kingdom of Lur is where to use magic
unlawfully means death, summary death.
Doranen haveruled Lur with magic since
arriving as refugees centuries back. Theirs
was desperate flight to escape the wrath of a
powerful mage who started a bitter war in their homeland, so to keep Lur safe, the
native Olken inhabitants agreed to abandon
their own magic. Magic is now forbidden
them, and any who break this law was
executed. Asher left his coastal village to make his
fortune. Employed in the royal stables, he
soon finds himself befriended by Prince Gar
and given more money and power than
he’d never dreamt possible....
See more www.niftyreview.

I just finished dan browns lost symbol and also inferno...dan brown is the author of da vincis code...and i can tell u all is books are outstanding...his books also contains facts which are very educative and enlightening

Antifragile - Nassim Taleb.


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