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hortongate (m)
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After reading the thread about novels you'll like to see in a movie, i realised that I've read "The lonely Londoners" four times over since secondary school and i can still pick it up again because all the West Indian and Nigerian characters are hilariously crazy. So, What novel(s) can you read over and again?
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ziddy (m)
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Ivanhoe by Walter Scott or For Whom the Bell Tolls- by Hemingway plus most of the novels written by Ward Just
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doyin13 (m)
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wole soyinka's interpreters. I must have read it like twenty times and it reveals something new every single time. BTW where is that book 
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angel_empy (f)
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LINKS OF A CHAIN by a kenyan author.
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oreshade (m)
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Scoundrels in uniform, i read it every three month
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real_demi (f)
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wole soyinka's interpreters. I must have read it like twenty times and it reveals something new every single time. BTW where is that book  LOL , We've got a copy at home. But pity u're oceans away from my side of the world. @poster Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers, Pride and Prejudice (Forgot the author)and Little Women by Amy Scott. Can't get enough of 'em,,,,,
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illusion2
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Never.
I find it difficult reading a book twice,just like films, I can't watch a fim 2 times.
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cooljoe (m)
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Jagua Nana's Daughter by Cyprian Ekwensi.
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A_K_O (m)
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Definately Black Boy by Richard Wright
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ibrahiem (m)
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interview with the vimpire by anne rice
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atwa
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The Damascus Document by Tubal Rabbi Cain
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yimiton (f)
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Chinua Achebe's Things fall apart Sidney Sheldon's If tomorrow comes James Halperin's Truth Machin Thomas Hardy's The mayor of Castabridge
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hayan (m)
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I can never be tired of reading the work of the Chimamanda Adichie Purple Hibiscus and Half of a Yellow sun! Any Femi Osofisan drama also turn me on_ the prof is crazy with his art!
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Priscila (f)
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There is a book I read called my life with a criminal a simple novel from a kenyan author. I can read it again
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ndubest (m)
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, try this Chinua Achebe's , Things Fall apart Elechi Amadi, Concubine Mario Puzo, The Godfather
You will learn something new each time
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ndubest (m)
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, try this Chinua Achebe's , Things Fall apart Elechi Amadi, Concubine Mario Puzo, The Godfather
The God's are not to blame etc
You will learn something new each time
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cooljoe (m)
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The Gods Are Not To Blame; what a book. Thats Ola Rotimi at his best. Never agan shall life make mockery of womanhood.
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janami (f)
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Harrold Robbins: A stone for Danny Fisher
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infobaba (m)
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Chike and the river
Rich dad poor dad
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ifyalways (f)
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"jaquar nana's daughter" by cyprian ekwensi. "pretend you don't see her" by mary clark
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dominique (f)
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toads for supper by chukwuemeka ike, i've read it al leaat five times and i'm definately going to read it again. Also any book by sidney sheldon or dean koontz
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ifyalways (f)
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please people does anybody remember the "potters wheel" ? who wrote it ? i read that book when i was much younger and would really want to do so again but unfortunately i can't remember who wrote it.heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp me.
oga seun please don't ban me for offtopic please oooh
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SMC (f)
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please people does anybody remember the "potters wheel" ? who wrote it ? i read that book when i was much younger and would really want to do so again but unfortunately i can't remember who wrote it.heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp me.
I remember The Potter's Wheel. It is written by Chukwuemeka Ike. I read it over 20 years ago (maybe even about 25 years). One bit stuck in my mind even till this day - that is where the wicked headmasters wife put a snake in the boys bed because he continually wet his bed. I will love to revisit this book again.
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ifyalways (f)
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I remember The Potter's Wheel. It is written by Chukwuemeka Ike. I read it over 20 years ago (maybe even about 25 years). One bit stuck in my mind even till this day - that is where the wicked headmasters wife but a snake in the boys bed because he continually wet his bed. I will love to revisit this book again.
hehe thanks a million.now atleast i would know how to go about getting it. talking about th book,the ones that are so vivid to me are "ukwe ndi uka" and "ibes big head". am grateful
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SMC (f)
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You are welcome 
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bibiking1 (m)
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Two thousand season's by Ayi Kwei Armah is a fantastic book. It takes all africans back to the place their navel was buried.
I also love works by the late Ousmane Sembene. Twas hard dropping God's bits of wood
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sexytitan (f)
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It's not exactly a novel but it's a book i can read over and over again. It's "Why You Act The Way You Do" by Tim Lahaye. It's a book on psychology kind of
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grafikdon (m)
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1. Death Comes as the End - Agatha Christie. A compelling detective story set in ancient Egypt, in the home of mortuary priest Imhotep. I have read this novel countless times and will never hesitate to read it again. 2. The Great Ponds - Elechi Amadi Drives home the horrors of the deadly influenza epidemic of 18something (referred to as 'wonjo' in the book) 3. Figure it out for Yourself - James Hadely Chase Yeah, I know many will thump their nose on this but this was my favourite (okay one of 'em) book by Chase. Read it a billion times and never got tired of it. Well crafted tale of false accusation and avarice. 4. The 7th Scroll - Wilbur Smith 5. The Mayor of Castabridge 6. Beau Geste 7. Chaka the Zulu - T. Mofolo 9. Things Fall Apart 10. Sorrows of Satan - Marie Coreli 11. The Secret of Luca 12. She/Return of She - Rider Haggard 13. The Bride Price - Buchi Emecheta 14. Ukwa Ruo Oge Ya - T Ubesie (Igbo romance novel  ) 15. Juo Obinna - Tony Uchenna Ubesie (Nigeria/Biafra civil war era gut busting comedy) 16. Juju Rock  17 . No Longer at ease (Sequel to Things fall Apart) 19. Macbeth  20. Hamlet 
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blacklion (m)
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[I remember The Potter's Wheel. It is written by Chukwuemeka Ike. I read it over 20 years ago (maybe even about 25 years). One bit stuck in my mind even till this day - that is where the wicked headmasters wife but a snake in the boys bed because he continually wet his bed. I will love to revisit this book again.]
I vaguely recalled that she threatened to put the snake but don't think she actually did. I stand to be corrected though.
My favourites in Ike are 'Sunset in Biafra' and 'The Naked Gods'
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blacklion (m)
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'Sunset at Dawn' - my bad!
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davidylan (m)
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Elechi Amadi - the concubine Chukwuemeka Ike - The bottled leopard Cyprian Ekwensi - Burning Grass Enid Blyton - Mallory towers and Saint Clares.
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sickyria (m)
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Purple Herbiscus and Half or aYellow Sun Adichie Amanda
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