Most Uninteresting Book You Have Read.

<eyeing all of you> HISSES!!!!

My Best has  to be "Leon Uris: EXODUS". 1987.
I read a lot of James Hadley Chase in my time: Miss 'something' wave a wand, The Dead stay Dumb, Can of Worms, Sucker Punch, Believe this, Believe Anything, (read all the Hadley Chase series in secondary school). l guess "Chase" taught me most of the bad things l knew in life, growing-up

Others are the "Robert Ludlum" Series:Omertta, Mataresce Circle, Vulture is a Patient Bird, e.t.c
Then there are the Wilbur Smiths, The Tom Clancys, an a host of others.
Does anyone still know the author of these two enigmatic Books: "Spanish Inquisition" and "Blood Brothers"? I want them for keeps but cant remember the authors, or how l ca get them? help pls.

Then there are the "small volume" ones like the "Richest Man in Babylon, The Prince (Machiavelli), Rich Dad, Poor Dad; Cash flow quadrant, e.t.c

Did a little bit of "Mills & Boon" but l prefer to "act out" the romance instead of reading about it 

Back then, l read so veraciously, my mum noticed and buys me Novels as birthday gifts!

For school proper (exam purposes), read: Weep not child, Gullivers Travels, Alan Quatermain, Treasure Island, Oliver Twist, Things Fall apart, Our husband has gone mad, Lorna Dunne, Alawiye, Efunsetan-Aniwura (Iyalode Ibadan  ), Ogboju-ode ninu Igbo Irunmole (that one gives me nightmares!), e.t.c

Realized that no one mentioned my pry school favorite (Alli and the Angel), not much of a Novel actually, was a school reading textbook.

BTW: I also read ma Bible Nice book, always new, every time!!

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, and l noticed "ladies" seem to read more than guys? well, guys are off to play ball or chasing girls sha

Last page my Dear; you answered the wrong question!!

shuku, if u want to quote a post just click on the reply option, when it comes out scroll down and u will see a list of the posts. on top of every post is an option "Insert Quote", click it and wait a while and the post u want to quote will appear in the body of the message. click "enter" so that the insertion point will create a paragraph, then you type whatever u want to. hope u read this!

Mine used to be "Mayor of Casterbridge" until i read "Tess of d'urbevilles". Thomas Hardy writes to bore

A Farewell to Arms  by Ernest Hemminway. It was so boring that even though it was my literature text, I chose to fail questions from it rather than finish reading the book.

Patricia Cornwell's books are all boring.

The African Child By Camara Laye.

The Famished Road by Ben Okri - I couldn't make head or tail of it.

The strong breed by wole soyinka!

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