Eze goes to scholl,the gods are not to blame,drummer boy & some part of things fall apart.

They are really interesting novels

Situation001:
without a silver spoon..

Mhen that book was "off the hook" did you read wedlock of the gods?

Richiy:
All of them
Books are the one of the best things to happen to man
#booklover

Richiy:
All of them
Books are the one of the best things to happen to man
#booklover

lexiconkabir:


Mhen that book was "off the hook" did you read wedlock of the gods?

I'm hearing for the first time from you..





did you read Koku Baboni..

Read 8/9.

Zambia shall be free was quite boring then, but I would have appreciated it more now.
Not even sure I completed it.

bigx:
All

Apart from Kaunda

Same here.

I never even see dat one.

I probably wouldn't have read it if I did.

Can one still find African Writers' Series and Macmillan Pacesetters?

WhatOnEarth:
My list

Prose
Eze goes to school (Chai! I chop cane wella for this book matter for JSS 1, Edogram. lol)
Chike and the river
Nuga the schoolmaster
Pot of life (aka Aimiuwu)
Shattered dreams
Zandi and the magic pillow
Sugar girl
The weeping undergraduate
College days of John Ojo
Stories from an African village (personal. Tanigororo and Banigororo)
Things fall apart
No longer at ease
The concubine
The gods are not to blame
The lion and the jewel (I saw a play of this too at my school hall)
The drummer boy
Without a silver spoon
Shaka the Zulu
The black hermit (Ngugi wa Thiongo, Kenya)
Mine boy (Peter Abrahams, South Africa)

Poems
Mostly Gabriel Okara (I love 'moon in the bucket' and 'once upon a time')
Some J. P Clark (I love 'Ibadan')


A lot a can't remember right now. Most not very popular
I spent all my money on novels back then. But all of a sudden I lost ALL interest. I think the love I found lately for Science may have been the cause. I still lament it. Now I just read non-fiction.

I only ever got to read one fiction book since 2006 - 'Keeper of the Children' by William Hallahan - more than once. Plus one mills n boons romance novel I can't remember the name of right now.

Btw, if anyone knows where one can download African novels, please do share. I have a 10 year old niece on my neck. I just can't meet her demand for novels.

Lol
I've read many of those books too, but surprisingly I also lost interest in fiction later on.

Situation001:

I'm hearing for the first time from you..





did you read Koku Baboni..

Lol, hearing that for the first time too...

Read all

missuniverse:
was privileged to read all


Thanks to mumsi

girls nd reading novels.... I hated novels tho. Only those story books that comes with pictures.. buh I read no longer @ ease, things fall apart, and some I can't remember

GspotAngela:
I have read everyone of those books. I still have a hardcopy of them

That means you are in your late 20's or early 30's. The present children of anger have not because they are more interested in mundane things.
I have read all save one: Zambia. Shall be free.

blackpanda:
Do people still read?? When google and nairaland is dia to summarize

The more you read the more you know.

akin the drummer boy

I've read Eze goes to school, the gods are not to blame, the African child, the drummer boy and things fall apart.

The drummer Boy

Zambia Shall be Free

Kossoh Town Boy

Toads For Supper

Zambia Shall Be Free

Cry My Beloved Country

The Lion And The Jewel

Forest Of A Thousand Demons

Eze goes to school, passport of mallam ilia, the gods are not to blame, the drummer boy and things fall apart

Contact17:
Eze goes to school. Downloaded things fall apart a few months back as well.

eze goes to school and eze goes to college... A very touching novel. I cried when I first read it.

jordinsparkles:
eze goes to school and eze goes to college... A very touching novel. I cried when I first read it.

Truly it was emotional, but cry? For why na?

African classics of all times



Read all, i love Camera Laye's African child!!

@op, i have read them all in the 90s wish i can get them again

Contact17:


I was born around the year you were doing your SSCE

lexiconkabir:


Sorry its shaka not chaka...(its been long i read it)

okay...I hv nt read it all the same

Things fall apart, The African Child, The gods are not to blame, The drummer boy among many others........

Nickymezor:
okay...I hv nt read it all the same

You really should get it, its very nice, it talks about a courageous man king shaka, its not fiction, read it in my jss1 or 2 for literature class

Contact17:
Eze goes to school. Downloaded things fall apart a few months back as well.

Which site do you download ebooks please?

MrImole:


Which site do you download ebooks please?

I was only able to download Things fall apart here

https://d3jc3ahdjad7x7.cloudfront.net/xXZPr3GpCPMlCtNDRGzL8kjQWxHMlsrqtPS9eddxrZQ6AIHE.pdf

Wonderful,I read the God are not to Blame and Even one child

Wonderful,I read the God are not to Blame and Even one child.

Contact17:
Eze goes to school. Downloaded things fall apart a few months back as well.

please where can I download books?

lexiconkabir:


Did you read chaka the zulu, wedlock of the gods?

Yes. Avid reader way back before I discovered kwale weed

The gods are not to blame

My pry 5 passing out acted play by graduating students... Mid 90's yet crystal clear in my memory.