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Nnenna1 (f)
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I'm a sucker for Nigerian "trash" novels a la Rainbows are for Lovers and co. I live in the US, and was wondering if anyone knows a thing or two about purchasing them here. I reeeally like them old (as in 1970s and 80s). I have been to the pacesetters site and have purchased some books, but I wonder if there are ways that I could get books by other publishers. I don't care if they're used or new.
Any tips?
Thanks.
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Nnenna1 (f)
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Na wa o, so no one knows anything about this? 
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naijacutee (f)
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Oh my daze . . . . "Rainbows are for lovers". . . It's been a while
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ZuluNation (m)
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I normally get my Nigerian novels from Borders Books, most of the time the don't have them on display but the can always order them for you very cheap
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Nnenna1 (f)
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I normally get my Nigerian novels from Borders Books, most of the time the don't have them on display but the can always order them for you very cheap
Thanks, I'll look it up.
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ZuluNation (m)
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You welcome nne
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betty boop (f)
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Check on amazon.com you will be surprised what you will find i buy all my 'vintage' nigerian books there
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G-reycells (m)
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Try www.lovetospam.com.ng if u are looking for the likes of Man from Sagamu by Ada Ulasi or Somolu Blues by Omare Boyo and some other 1970-1980 books, If you have any to sell, buzz me, i am trying to build a personal collection.
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