anonimi:


Quite impressive and quite uncommon for a Nigerian to not be interested in personal motivation books but rather keen on deeper knowledge-enriching novels that enhance the reader's imagination capacity.
Bravo.
You definitely have what MizMyColi called "sapiosexualism"

SirWere:
Fools die by Mario Puzo. It changed my life....




But I doubt others would understand it

vrooooom:
please tell me about that book.I've been reading it without understanding much.

SirWere:
It's somehow similar to the hustles of an average Nigerian man. Where Corruption is inevitable and your success don't count much

dearpreye:


You may forward me your mail.

Csami:
There was a country - Chinua Achebe Please don't ask me for summary, please.

megawax8:


why you dey read the same book wey i dey read?

Csami:


Na the other way round, why u dey read wetin I dey read?

Will you believe if I tell you that my search for knowledge led me to a Theological school in 2012? Many even thought I will graduate to be a Cleric.

dearpreye:
To some, their certificates have become their reasons not to read any longer. Success can be a hindrance sometimes.

Oftentimes once people land that dream join they've always desired, they stop reading. They stop improving. They stop learning. They stop growing. Reading must become a habit.

Your company actually pays for the information you have. Experience is information acquired over a very long period of time.

Mizzzbeee:
lol at least he is one of the few responsible men have seen on Nairaland... So....

surelove:


Definition of the Law of Attraction: I attract to my life whatever I give my attention, energy and focus to, whether positive or negative.

BuddhaPalm:
Jesu Kristi!

I am currently reading INTENSITY by Dean Koontz. It is simply marrafakn.

I don't want it to finish.

I stopped reading novels for more than 10 years. What a fool.

I will pay you money to read Intensity, and maybe False Memory...

My God, Intensity is, for lack of words, is INTENSE!

VickyRotex:


It's the History of Crime and Criminal Justice.

Talks about "The Civil War to World War I, World War I to World War II, World War II to the Vietnam War".

Yet to complete it though. I stopped reading it for a while.


It's about 33MB, quite a large file for Yahoo. I've uploaded it on Dropbox.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/a2af3r2v716kq1b/MURDER_IN_AMERICA.pdf?dl=0

gensteejay:

Thanks for sharing. I just downloaded Murder in America and will start reading it ASAP. I'd been searching for a book of this type for long.

Chikabenjamin:
Oga With all the time I spend writing plus the school work I have to do. I am not sure I can read any book oO

queenfav:
I am currently reading 'jenny lopez has a bad week' by lindsey kelk.So far,it has been a good read,very funny too.These days,I find myself drawn to chicklits than other genres.I guess its my escapist mechanism to shut out all the crap in the real world,and get a good laugh out of it.

dearpreye:


Currently reading Rich Dad Poor Dad. Guess I'm obsessed with leaving the Rat Race.

queenfav:
great book I tell u..My idea of a good day is lying down,curled up with a good ebook.The experience is priceless.Readers are indeed leaders.There's a lot of knowlege in books,you just have to reach out,pick one up and educate yourself.I hope I would still have time to read by next year because of my work.

queenfav:
I am currently reading things I wish my mother had told me by lucia van der post.Its a guide to living with impeccable grace and style.This one is a keeper,especially for ladies.It teaches you how to dress with class,shop smartly,apply makeup,skincare,cook,decorate the home etc