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iniowei
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I'm currently reading The Client by John Grisham.
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iice (f)
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Gypsy in Amber - Martin Cruz Smith
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Teenom (m)
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"The Good Earth" by Pearl Buck, a 1931 classic set in 18th century China.
Hi Adechuks! Could you send me a copy of Napoleons crucial Publications. Some how the copies are hard to find. See "SMTFN".I know u have an archive.Thanks for the help. I'd really appreciate it.thanks. Mail to docobama at g mail co m. Thats all I feel like reading nowadays! |
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Teenom (m)
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4Him (m)
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Quote from: adechuks on February 22, 2008, 03:35 PM "The Good Earth" by Pearl Buck, a 1931 classic set in 18th century China. That was a great great book. I can't locate my copy anymore . . . i think i read it about 3-4 times. Presently reading the tales by the brother's Grimm. Fairy tales again for a change. |
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Gamine (f)
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DSP handouts by My Lecturer  |
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oyb (m)
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@oyb
So far Cornwell is just alright but i prefer Kellerman.
Don't really like how Dr. Kay is shaping up  Can't help comparing to Delaware. . .I prefer Delaware  |
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eldee (m)
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Just borrowed 'Second Class Citizen' and 'The Slave Girl' By Buchi Echemeta {author of Joys of Motherhood}
I already finished the first one, never knew she was this artistic
She had her own unique way of portraying the contrast between the African culture and that of the UK based Nigerian.
Her portrayal of the Theme of Religion was perfect, showing us how the average African man twists religion to suit himself.
Her downside was her inability to control the time range in her flashback.
Also she found it difficult to stick to the first person point of view(third-preson narration) of the ongoings, she went omniscient at times, making us lose the suspense.
But that was one of her first books so I'm expecting much better in 'The Slave Girl'
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D-reloaded (f)
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We Need To talk About Kevin - Lionel Shriver.
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Gamine (f)
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Intro to Power systems by Mr.I.A Odigwe
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oyb (m)
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dr death - johnathan kellerman
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iice (f)
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dr death - johnathan kellerman
LMAO am also reading it. . .
Actually flipping between Dr. Death and The Brethren - John Grisham (ma mom just sent that to me  ) |
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Orobert
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Combing Sociology and Anthropology is a little bit challenging, time consuming and (if I must say)boring but I like it. It requires time if one really wants to make out something from it, that time I ve but to the detrimentof "life"
Aside course works, am currently reading "The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa the African published by himself.
Equiano is a Nigerian who was Kidnapped at age 11 and sold into slavery and taken to the New World. From a slave Equiano turn a captain in the Royal Navy, and later to a Quaker merchant, he eventually earned the price of his own freedom by careful trading and saving.Later he became involved in the movement to abolish slave trade, an involvement which led him to writing and publishing a literary work that is believe by many to be the first major literary work done by a black African. That should be in , 1789.
Am also reading my little cousin`s Lady bird keyword. its remains me of were life began!! Though is not scientific but ,
I pass the TORGH, what are you reading?
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Orobert
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Combing Sociology and Anthropology is a little bit challenging, time consuming and (if I must say)boring but I like it. It requires time if one really wants to make out something from it, that time I ve but to the detrimentof "life"
Aside course works, am currently reading "The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa the African published by himself.
Equiano is a Nigerian who was Kidnapped at age 11 and sold into slavery and taken to the New World. From a slave Equiano turn a captain in the Royal Navy, and later to a Quaker merchant, he eventually earned the price of his own freedom by careful trading and saving.Later he became involved in the movement to abolish slave trade, an involvement which led him to writing and publishing a literary work that is believe by many to be the first major literary work done by a black African. That should be in , 1789.
Am also reading my little cousin`s Lady bird keyword. its remains me of were life began!! Though is not scientific but ,
I pass the TORGH, what are you reading?
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djcrucifix (m)
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Angels and Demons by Dan Brown, that book is super! 
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tianshie (m)
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Selected Poetry and Prose of Poe. . . Edited by T.O. Mabbott
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adechuks (m)
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Hi Adechuks!
Could you send me a copy of Napoleons crucial Publications. Some how the copies are hard to find. See "SMTFN".I know u have an archive.Thanks for the help. I'd really appreciate it.thanks.
Mail to docobama at g mail co m.
Thats all I feel like reading nowadays!
Sorry mate. I do have some rare books but i don't have what you ask. Quote from: adechuks on February 22, 2008, 03:35 PM
That was a great great book. I can't locate my copy anymore . . . i think i read it about 3-4 times.
Presently reading the tales by the brother's Grimm. Fairy tales again for a change.
I feel you. I have the habit of looking for gold in some out-of-place bookshops, and you wont believe i got "The Good Earth" for about Naira150 along with the biographies of Lew Grad and Danny Farson. Some ibo-boy supermarket at artillery in port harcourt -quite the most unlikely place for books. |
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Gamine (f)
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Artificial Neural Networks By . . . .cnt remember
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doyin13 (m)
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Artificial Neural Networks By . . . .cnt remember
Who dash Orangutang book. . . . .Shio |
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Azanor (m)
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finished the first three books of dune, eragon, eldest, three elven nations books, and the dark tower within the last month. i'm now about to read the wheel of time( all 12 books) some 3000+ pages
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Gamine (f)
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Doyin don't let me cleave that your Chura head  @Azanor, you just dey tempt pesin o |
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oyb (m)
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finished johnatahn kellerman's dr death and billy straight over the weekend am now reading stephen kings rose madder. that book has a ghastly opening. |
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lucabrasi (m)
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finished reading paulo coelho's the alchemist now on the second chapter of thomas hobbe's leviathan
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dominobaby (f)
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I'm currently reading THE SCARLET THREAD by Francine Rivers, captivating!
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mactao (m)
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Angels and Demons by Dan Brown, that book is super! i've read that book. i think dan brown books are hot. i just read three books: skeleton key and eagle strike (both by anthony horowitz) and the hottest of all was half of a yellow sun (we all know who wrote that one). i didnt believe i could enjoy a book about biafra war of all things on this earth, but I LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!! too bad we were at the end of the term, i wanted to borrow purple hibiscus from the school library. |
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Gamine (f)
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Asymptotic Equipartition Properties By Atayero
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Salena
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the african child. Is this a true story? don't remember. just clarifying
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darkey (m)
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The Bible i'v not been able to finish that book since, |
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usefrank (m)
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Well, it seems I still dwell in the old shool. I finished reading The Return of the NAtive by Thomas Hardy, re- read Arrow of God by Chinua Achebe. Now I'm reading Freuds Doctrine and methods of psychoanalysis.
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Azanor (m)
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got daunted by the number of pages in the wheel of time, moved on to something simpler - ender's game, speaker of the dead and xenocide, all by orson scott card. 1st book is all action, the others are a bit slow and have alot of philosophy in it. currently on the fourth book in the series - children of the mind. after that, i move on to demolish the world of star wars novels. finished johnatahn kellerman's dr death and billy straight over the weekend am now reading stephen kings rose madder. that book has a ghastly opening. i read that book last year, it ends quite well |
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oyb (m)
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got daunted by the number of pages in the wheel of time, moved on to something simpler - ender's game, speaker of the dead and xenocide, all by orson scott card. 1st book is all action, the others are a bit slow and have alot of philosophy in it. currently on the fourth book in the series - children of the mind. after that, i move on to demolish the world of star wars novels.
i read that book last year, it ends quite well
my kind of guy i've also read the bean novels - ender's shadow shadow of the hegemon. those books are awesome! ain't found children of the mind. i've read the others though there was a time when i was manic about star wars novels, but these days i see em as exploitation/cartoonish.(thats just me. . .) currently reading elmore leonard's the hot kid. |
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