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Tears of the Moon, the second in a trilogy by Nora Roberts. Just finished the first, Jewels of the Sun & plan to read the third Heart of the Sea next!

Nelson Mandela's Long Walk to Freedom.The book is a document of inspiration.A must read for anyone interested in personal courage,self sacrifice and the spirit of collective diligence.

just finished "One God, One Message' written by Paul Bramsen. The book is loaded, enjoyed it (you have to be patient, especially when he introduces his points).
Reading the 'The Dignity of Manhood' now, Gbile Akanni

Picture me coming

Ton clancy's op-center. Divide and conquer. I am a very busy individual so it's taking me an awful lot of time to finish it.

Just started reading 'The Privilege of Youth' by Dave Pelzer.
Previously read 'The Lost Boy' by the same author, an inspirational story by a young man with a troubled upbringing who finally found succour despite his inability to settle with different foster carers.

I am reading;
"Africa Doesn't Matter" - by Giles Bolton and "Balancing Democracy" by Roland Axtmann ( editor)
I have just finished reading "The history of God" - By Karen Armstrong( a must read), and
" Zuwan Turawa Nigeria"  - A non fiction written in Hausa language by A. mani. A good vivid historical account of the colonial occupation of Nigeria, published in UK 1956 ( edited by A.N. Skinner.).

jack and jill by james patterson

I just finished reading Night by Elie wiese (a good book but it gave nightmare )
i know why the caged bird sings by Maya Angelou (lovely book and funny.) i was jus tryin to read Sarah Palin's book but got discouraged nd i am no longer interested

Sorry but this has to be said,u guys shud try to state the price of the books and address where u bought em 4 easy access to those longing to av em, me for one will like to av some.
Thanks,

Battlefield of the mind, ,, Joyce Meyer

I'm currently readin
The best business advice I ve received by Donald Trump
Eat dat frog by Brian Tracy
Project Management Professional series by Crosswind Inc
The Holy Bible by the Holy Spirit
MY head wan scatter,

'The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable' by Nassim Nicholas Taleb

                                                     
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'Willful Blindness:Why We Ignore the Obvious at Our Peril' by Margaret Heffernan

I would recommend '33 Strategies of War and 48 Laws of Power ' by Robert Greene. These two books are 'timeless classics' and of course 'The Art of War' by Sun Tzu

I am currently reading "You must Set Forth At Dawn" by Wole Soyinka. Absolutely splendid book. Puts Nigeria's history in context. I expected the book to be as subjective as Obasanjo's My Command and Not My Will. You must set forth gives a factual representation of Nigeria as wolen soyinka lived it, albeit in a very dispassionate and objective manner.

Before this I read Hillary Clinton's "Living History". Made me fall in love with Bill Clinton all over again. Next Read is Bill Clinton's book and then on to Nelson Mandela's Long Road/Walk to Freedom. I'm stuck on Memoirs and Autobiographies this year

abraham's children in bondage by dr d. k. olukoya- g.o. mountain of fire and miracles ministries.

kiti1  dear that's a very good read from you ~~   i have read this book and really influence ma life one way or the other      .


Quote from: Ekiti1 on June 26, 2011, 01:34 PM
Just finished "the godfather" by mario puzo. The best mafia novel I ve ever read.
Dont kno what to read next. Have about 15 James hadley chase, 5 John Grisham,  4 Robert ludlum and a host of others all in pdf format.[quote][/quote]

Yes great work. The film too is good , cannot be as good as the book but Marlon Brando did well.

Ekiti1 will love to read works of - Sidney Sheldon, Harold Robbins,Arthur Hailey and Jeffrey Archer . The are not strictly crime in Hadley Chase pattern but are the natural transition from Agatha Christie and Hadley Chase.

@ Ekiti1,

kindly send those books in pdf into my inbox, I'd be grateful. my mail is fxinfo2@gmail.com

Ben-10:

In search of wise quotes. . .Just started with this though. I find it very interesting. The Republic by Plato.

Tried this about two weeks back.Don't think i'm at that level yet philosophy wise.Big ups to you

Brisingr:

jack and jill by james patterson

Bloody good read.Enjoy

i'm reading "My Hero" by Asika Ikechukwu and "How to Seduce a Princess" by John Thomas.

@ekiti 1, i'll b glad if u cn send copies of ur ebook 2 my mail, vickipad@yahoo.ca
@ topic, done wt Angels n Demons,Deception point,Da vinci code, now readin d lost symbol, Al authored by my main man Dan Brown,
Plannin 2 read d laws of seduction by Robert greene in d nearest future.

I am reading along with my Book Club http://pulpfaction.org.ng/, two books which were selected for the month of the August: Lola Shoneyin 's 'The Secret Lives of Baba Segi's Wives' and a new biography of Chief Obafemi Awolowo written by Olufemi Ogunsanwo titled 'Awo: Unfinised Greatness'

They are two great reads.

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the Secret Lives of baba segi's wives-- very interesting read

The book of night women by Marlon James, i could not stop crying after reading this book