BlueDiva:



I still enjoyed it though.
In my eyes, Sydney is always right.

I"m one of his greatest fans.

No doubt about it , He's a prolific writer,

Read his book Nothing lasts forever about 6 years ago and can only find few RM books that have matched the plot, only that i dont feel Sands of time,

Due to the recommendations on here, am on Sigma Protocol now, will tell you how it goes when am done

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On Chesil Beach, Ian McEwan, Trying to run through 25 books this year, currently on the 8th,

oohjay:

On Chesil Beach, Ian McEwan, Trying to run through 25 books this year, currently on the 8th,

25 Books ? Thats nice,

Just finished Sigma Protocol, it was upto the "hype"

Finished Yasmina Reza's ''Art'' in a jiffy. A play that was a critical and commercial success, I had been looking forward to reading it but it proved a monumental disappointment.

Apparently, a contemplation on the meaning of art and the evolution of a friendship, I found it utterly incompetent on the themes it set out to explore. And worse, I searched in vain for the funny moments as promised and I can't remember one single memorable gag. Nada.

There is currently a penchant for plays which satirise middle class life, a sort of in-joke which the largely middle class theater going crowd seem to share. Unless you are privy to this in-joke, I suggest you better give this play and others of its ilk a miss.

Now discover you strengths by Marcus Buckingham & Donald O. Clifton.

Not a bad book at all. An international bestseller that explains how to develop your talents and those of the people you manage.

mdsocks:

No doubt about it , He's a prolific writer,

Read his book Nothing lasts forever about 6 years ago and can only find few RM books that have matched the plot, only that i dont feel Sands of time,

Due to the recommendations on here, am on Sigma Protocol now, will tell you how it goes when am done

i also love sidney sheldon ive read every single one of his books. lol i have the whole collection cant believe he's dead. Anyways i currently reading whiteout by ken follet awesome

Eaters of d dead-Michael Crichton

Skipping christmas-john grisham.

Who moved my cheese?

From Third World to First : The Singapore Story: 1965-2000.

Amazing, amazing book.

ekt_bear:

From Third World to First : The Singapore Story: 1965-2000.

Amazing, amazing book.

I concur.Never got to finish it though.Looking for where i can buy it.

Joys of motherhood-Buchi Emecheta

Seriously Chimamanda ain't got s**t on this.

sir george:


I concur.Never got to finish it though.Looking for where i can buy it.

I searched around for a copy on one of the torrent sites first, wasn't able to find one. Ended up ordering online.

Makes me wonder what naija would have looked like if we'd had leadership like his.

sir george:

Joys of motherhood-Buchi Emecheta

Seriously Chimamanda ain't got s**t on this.

True, my only problem with Buchi is that all her books have the same theme i.e. long suffering woman who against all odds eventually emancipates herself

kemmeye:

i also love sidney sheldon ive read every single one of his books. lol i have the whole collection cant believe he's dead. Anyways i currently reading whiteout by ken follet awesome

Me too, my all time favourite - Rage of Angels. That was an awesome read

Mind Lines by Micheal Hall. Very insightful stuff I must say.

At Last, I'm done with Brad Thor's "The Last Patriot", was not so captivating if i must say, i'm now on Stephen King's "Hearts in Atlantis" , Mehn, don't know of anyone else, but S.King is da best to me.

I was warned before I started reading Mind Lines that I was about to enter a bewildering world. Its very easy to get lost in its myriad of paradigms but the beauty of it all is striking. A really interesting read.

sir george:

Joys of motherhood-Buchi Emecheta

Seriously Chimamanda ain't got s**t on this.

LOL. True story, bro! Buchi is tight. Try her Second Class Citizen and No Bride Price. She rocks!

naijababe:

True, my only problem with Buchi is that all her books have the same theme i.e. long suffering woman who against all odds eventually emancipates herself

. . .yeah, plus the veiled insinuation that the world can do without men. Well, it's called Feminism.

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the library is filled with a variety of authors and titles.

Thrillers get me. I'v read 15 John Grisham books, 4 Dan Brown, 4 Tom Clancy, 2 Jonathan Kellerman, 3 Stephen King and hundreds of other random selection. I need 2 lay my itchy hands on Dan Brown's latest book, The Lost Symbol. I'm nt an e-book person, i'm more of a collector. Anytime i wake up nd i see my book shelf wit d many books there, i smile, dunno y. D best i'v read remains D davinci code, bourne identity, kiss d girls, angels nd demons, the client and d hunt 4 red october in no particular order. Awesome thrillers!

"why you act the way you do"-Tim LaHaye and "The texan's happily-ever-after"-Karen Rose Smith

Rechless Homicide by Ira Gernberg. nice debut book from the author.

Just finished Henry vi(part 1,2&3) and King Richard iii by shakespeare.Currently on a Comedy of Errors

Darwin On Trial by Philip Johnson

Uyi Iredia:

Darwin On Trial by Philip Johnson

Soza boy - Ken Saro Wiwa

The kane Chronicles: The red pyramid

George Orwell's 1984.
read it about a thousand times, guess cos its still lying by my shampoo bottle on the WC!

I'm on an Isaac Asimov marathon! Did The Gods Themselves and End of Eternity by on sunday. Just finished Foundation and Earth. About to start Cleon The Emperor, Still have over 100 novels and short stories! Yaaaayyyyy!!!