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kellorah (f)
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Currently reading Hideaway by Dean Koontz and I'm 'bout to throw it in the bin!  Has anyone read it? Will it eventually get interesting? [2nd Dean Koontz book I've been disappointed in. Usually when I pick one of his books I don't wanna drop it] |
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bashybabe (f)
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the house by danielle stelle wow it so interesting though d title is somhow not wat d book its a romance novel dat will keep u glued 4rm d strt 2 finish  |
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Tatase (f)
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Re-reading:
A Good Indian Wife by Anne Cherian
Also reading:
Play Dirty by Sandra Brown
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semid4lyfe (m)
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I just finished reading Rememberance by Danielle Steele last nite.
I'll be starting on Jeffrey Archer's False Impressions today.
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Epi
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the rose that grew from concrete- by tupac a shakur
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BlueDiva (f)
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The Good Guy. . .Dean Koontz
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Basheerat (f)
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The Joys of Motherhood by: Buchi Emecheta.
the novel is very :(interesting and full of Mother's feeling for her children
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tianshie (m)
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Signet Classic Book of American Short Stories. . . Burton Raffel
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eldee (m)
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The Joys of Motherhood by: Buchi Emecheta.
the novel is very :(interesting and full of Mother's feeling for her children
I can't read that . . . I've read bout four other books by this author but I have this strange hatred for books I had to read in school  All I did was read every summary I could get my hands one Second Class Citizen is another good one . . . |
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Ogaga4Luv (m)
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The (((SATANIC BIBLE)))- please go get your copy now!!.
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semid4lyfe (m)
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The best novel to come out of Africa - 'Things Fall Apart' by Chinua Achebe.
This should be the 5th time I'm reading it.
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Nezed (f)
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THE JANSON DIRECTIVE By Ludlum
The Brethren by John Grisham
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iice (f)
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Currently reading Hideaway by Dean Koontz and I'm 'bout to throw it in the bin! Has anyone read it? Will it eventually get interesting? [2nd Dean Koontz book I've been disappointed in. Usually when I pick one of his books I don't wanna drop it] |
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tubabie (f)
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A friend says, Koontz is not stable. . .when he gets it right, he gets it right; when he gets it wrong, its really bad. So it's usually a hit and miss with his books. I only recently got into him but i've already had one miss. Thankfully the one i'm reading is slightly better.
You are on spot! |
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muhsin (m)
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Religious books as its Ramadhan time.  |
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Ogaga4Luv (m)
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666 - The (((Mark of the Beast?))) by Peter H. Gilmore
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Atreus (m)
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'The mafia manager' by V.
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Sam Milla (m)
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Robert Ludlum s
The Bourne Sanction
Eric Van Lustbader
excellent book
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jumoke 90 (f)
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my textbooks!
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Primegold
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I'm currently reading " From Third World To First" The story of how Singapore was transformed from a 3rd world country with no mineral resource and small land space to a developed country. The book was written by Lee Kuan Yew, founding father of Singapore.For fiction, I'm reading "Purple Hibiscus" by Chimamanda Adichie
I have also read "The Audacity of Hope" by Barack Obama sometime last year, shortly after he declared his interest in contesting for the US presidency. Other books include "Jack" by Jack Welsh, Losing my Virginity by Richard Branson, Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela,The 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene, amongst others.
For fictions, I enjoy novels from Sidney Sheldon, Fredrick Foresythe, Grisham, Ludlum, Jeffrey Archer, Steele, James Hardley Chase (I read over 20 years ago). I believe I have read about 80% or more of books written by these authors. I really enjoy their work.
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Suzanne84 (f)
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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
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africhika (f)
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The Color Purple by Alice Walker. Again |
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the ways of white folks - langston hughes
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dgreatrock (m)
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none for now |
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Harry Potter (m)
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presently i just finished Harry Potter and the half blood prince.hopin 2 get my hands on Harry Potter and the deadly hallow.
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tpia.
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Book 5 of The 39 Clues- The Black Circle.
intriguing as usual.
Some books on Russian history.
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Emmandus (m)
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I got the reading bug/fever in my primary 6 days ,then I would read small Shakespeare's series.With time African writer series became the objects and until my Senior Class when I got hooked on motivationals ,spiritual books and any good book and great adventure novel.
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Emmandus (m)
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So Read Mario Puzo's Omerta months ago. Read Bishop Oyedepo's 'Walking in the Supernatural' last month. I just finished Evang. Mike Bamiloye's 'By Faith Conquering Kingdoms'. I am presently reading A book I got on internet marketing "How to Make Your First $100" by Indonesian Welly Mulia. It's so resourceful.
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Gamine (f)
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umhh. i just finished a 'young Bond' series and Stephen King's the Dead zone I never read one book at a time so here, currently Do Androids dream of electric sheep-----Philip <privates> oops i forgot. . .D.I.C.K Water Babies----Charles Kingsley Neuromancer----William Gibson Skipping Christmas----John Grisham |
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queenesthr (f)
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EVERYBODY SHOULD LOOK FOR AND READ NOVELS BY ARTHUR HAILEY. HE IS THE BEST!!
Some of his novels are - In High Places, Hotel, Wheels, Overload, Airport, The Money Changers, The Final Diagnosis, Flight Into Danger.
His books are so thoroughly researched that you are not only entertained, you also acquire valuable knowledge in the field covered in the book.
ARTHUR HAILEY IS THE BEST!!!
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