right now i am reading the whole collection of the harry potter series cos i want to understand the books well before the final book comes out.

also reading james hadley chase books cos he his so good.

Just finished this weekend:

The Loo Sanction -- Trevanian
The Eiger Sanction -- Trevanian
First Strike -- Douglas Terman
Treasure -- Clive Cussler
Shock Wave -- Clive Cussler

I'm heading to the library to drop them off. I should pick some new ones this afternoon.

Erm how many books do you read at a time?

I read all of the above in slightly more than a day so I guess it qualifies .

Currently reading:

Patriot Games -- Tom Clancy

Blind Assassin - Margaret Atwood

looking for where i can get ANGELS & DEMONS - Dan Brown
its d next book on my list!

have you got it? - D'yu know where i can get it? - whether hard or soft copy!

aiiight - tanks

The latest issue of Cosmo!

ZEN In The Martial Arts- Bruce Hyams

kicking fifty - Lisa Appignanesi

The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever - Stephen R. Donaldson

Mickelsson's Ghosts -- John Gardner.

Angels and Demons- Dan Brown

A Dakar Childhood by Nafissatou Niang Diallo.

ikamefa:

Angels and Demons- Dan Brown

how's d book like? - bin lookin for it for a while now.

if only i could find it in the stores here ,

Currently reading Wole Soyinka's latest - 'You must set forth at Dawn'. The man has surpassed himself

also going through Sidney Sheldon's books( you know the back-down-memory-lane, kind of thing), 'Purple

Hibiscus' by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Debo Kotun's 'Abiku' and Chinua

Achebe's 'African Trilogy (the one with Things Fall Apart, No longer at ease and Arrow of God)

I just finished:

The Drifters -- James Michener

Currently reading:

Gorky Park -- Martin Cruz Smith

Just finished:
Between Lovers -- Eric Jerome Dickey

Now Reading:
So you Call yourself a Man -- Carl Weber.

just finished:
snow falling on cedars---------David Guterson

now reading:

Champagne gold--------Nicola Thorne

He's just not that into you by Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo.book about excuses girls make for guys when the truth is staring them in the face.it's a real eye-opener abeg

@ toptho, i just requested the same book like an hour ago. Wow, girl is it good?

otolorin:

how's d book like? - bin lookin for it for a while now.

if only i could find it in the stores here ,

should i say  its been enlightening so far ,

Have you read "Anne of Green Gables" and the sequels - One of the best and hilarious books ever. And the best of the pack is the "Don Quixote" - the two volumes. It was adjudged the best book ever written.

Finished The Maestro by John Gardner and I am in love with Vince Flynn's books on the new American Hero - Mitch Rapp - a counter terrorism expert - some of his books are Memorial day, Separation of Power, Executive Power, Consent to kill.

I have read all John Grisham's books and I have soft copies of most of his books. If you need them, just send a note and I shall forward them to your email.

The best way to lay your hands on new and interesting books is to form a reading club. I have about 4 friends who love reading books and we exchange books. The list of my books are endless - what am i even reading now?? Just finished Dan Brown's Deception Point.

An introduction to Psychology

@hot-angel.the book is good,i was just nodding along with most of the stories,especially the ones of y he is not calling or maybe he doesnt have my correct addy/number.It's true if a guy wants u he will find u.

finished reading 3 women & a groom and absolutely unwiederstehlich.
now reading wachgeküsst

@Camara, wie geht's? Just finished reading "Der Tempel" - war sehr gut and "Rosenrot, Mausenrot" by James Patterson - a German translation of his books. Couldn't lay my hands on the english version

I'm currently reading Irwin Shaw's Rich man, Poor Man. Beautiful Story. I also have the sequel - Beggarman, Thief close by.

Has anyone read- Monsoon- and its sequel- Blue Horizon - by Wilbur Smith?
Those books blew me away and I am not easily impressed. I'd definitely recommend them for anyone who enjoys a good Adventure novel with exotic locations like Zanzibar, The Turkish Caliphate, and Africa. There's a good mix of romance in it.

This is for lagos-based nairalanders who love to read but can't afford to buy all the books they desire ---

Visit Tejuosho Market in Yaba. There is a thriving book exchange market there.

This is how it works:
Go along with any one of your books and you can drop it off and pick any book of the same class for the little fee of 50 - 100naira. depends on your bargaining power and the state of both books. Its as easy as that.