Good Morning Nailanders, happy weekend, Name your favorite secondary books with your fellow nairalanders. Mine are:
Mother's Choice and
Chinese Cinderella.

One week one trouble, all books about willy tagbo
All of eze's books
Diary of a wimpy kid
Jughead double digest (comic)
Archie (comic)
Dizzy angel ( a surprisingly well written nigerian literature)
The secret garden
Journey to the center of the earth
A wrinkle in time
The time machine
Great expectations by charles dickens
Little women, pride and prejudice, lost books of nostradamus

Sugar Girl

Shattered dreams (About the drunkard Ogadie), Without a Silver spoon, Echoes in the dark, Oliver twist and Wedlock of the gods for JSS! While for SS, A Man for all season, Romeo and juliet and Hamlet!

Chike and the River
The marriage Anasewa
Eze goes to school
The Joy of motherhood

The passport of mallam ilia.

Damnnn!!! Harvest of Corruption; She Stoops to Conquer.

Oliver Twist and Things Fall Apart.

HopeNeverDies:
Damnnn!!! Harvest of Corruption; She Stoops to Conquer.

Hmmm, Its like you are a very Young person! One of my Neighbour's daughter used to read doz novels for her WAEC in 2019!

Father of the gods. Still looking for that book but can't find it anywhere.

Karmasutra.

Othello, Lonely day's, Castle of Otranto, Angel in distress, Okpa aku eri-eri, Hervest of corrupt ion and others I can't remember, I love reading during my secondary school day's shaa

Vinnie2000:
Hmmm, Its like you are a very Young person! One of my Neighbour's daughter used to read doz novels for her WAEC in 2019!

Damnnn!!! lol... Ask that your neighbor's daughter to give you the original year those books first came out! Apparently maybe she's reading the republished version....

salisuammy:
Sugar Girl

Pardon my inquisitiveness, you read sugar girl in secondary school?
I thought it was a primary school book

HopeNeverDies:
Damnnn!!! Harvest of Corruption; She Stoops to Conquer.

You try oo.
She stoop to conquer no let me read or understand. You must be a literature lover for u to name it as one of your favorite novels. You are an art student back then?

Incorruptible judge,,siwzi bansi is Dead,2009 set

Aiel123:

You try oo.
She stoop to conquer no let me read or understand. You must be a literature lover for u to name it as one of your favorite novels. You are an art student back then?

Damnnn!!!! Yesss

Aiel123:

Pardon my inquisitiveness, you read sugar girl in secondary school?
I thought it was a primary school book

I read it on my own not recommended by my school.

Macbeth

Senomi:
One week one trouble, all books about willy tagbo
All of eze's books
Diary of a wimpy kid
Jughead double digest (comic)
Archie (comic)
Dizzy angel ( a surprisingly well written nigerian literature)
The secret garden
Journey to the center of the earth
A wrinkle in time
The time machine
Great expectations by charles dickens
Little women, pride and prejudice, lost books of nostradamus

you took me back to the most happiest time in my life,with a novel in my hands and nothing to worry me
Things fall apart
Burning grass
African night entertainment
One thousand Arabian nights
The drummer boy
Chike and the river
Double trouble
The rainmaker
One week one trouble
Juju rock
Tales of NSO
Treasure island
Gulliver's travels
Kidnapped
She who must be obeyed
Great expectations
Ayesha
The adventure of Souza. these are just the ones I can remember now I love reading novels so much that before I took my junior waec to enter senior class I have already finished the complete Hadley chase,Nick Carter,Perry Mason,Ian Fleming,Robert Ludlum and by ss2 I have gone to Wilbur Smith, Frederick Forsyth,John grisham,Ken follet, Jeffery Archer,even now a novel on my phone is best way to fall asleep quickly but it is now ancient historical well researched books for me,it is tough getting such books but authors like Bernard Cornwell,Conn igguluden,Harry sidebottom,Christian jacq,Simon scarrow,Robert Harris,Gary Jennings,Ben kane,etc,I remove my hat.

okoroemeka:
you took me back to the most happiest time in my life,with a novel in my hands and nothing to worry me
Things fall apart
Burning grass
African night entertainment
One thousand Arabian nights
The drummer boy
Chike and the river
Double trouble
The rainmaker
One week one trouble
Juju rock
Tales of NSO
Treasure island
Gulliver's travels
Kidnapped
She who must be obeyed
Great expectations
Ayesha
The adventure of Souza. these are just the ones I can remember now I love reading novels so much that before I took my junior waec to enter senior class I have already finished the complete Hadley chase,Nick Carter,Perry Mason,Ian Fleming,Robert Ludlum and by ss2 I have gone to Wilbur Smith, Frederick Forsyth,John grisham,Ken follet, Jeffery Archer,even now a novel on my phone is best way to fall asleep quickly but it is now ancient historical well researched books for me,it is tough getting such books but authors like Bernard Cornwell,Conn igguluden,Harry sidebottom,Christian jacq,Simon scarrow,Robert Harris,Gary Jennings,Ben kane,etc,I remove my hat.

I recommend you start reading books of authors like
Dan brown, danielle steel, steven king and john grisham, their books are highly interesting and deep

salisuammy:

I read it on my own not recommended by my school.

Okay.thanks for the enlightenment

HopeNeverDies:


Damnnn!!!! Yesss

Now I know

Honesty is the best policy and Trouble in form six

Othello, Harvest of corruption, she stoops to conquer, lonely days, the last goodman and the incorruptible judge. I give kudos to d writers of dis books... It was really fun reading dis book as a literature student.

It's always fun to reminisce about those secondary school days and the books that left a lasting impact. When it comes to romance, one of my favorites from that time is "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare. The timeless tale of forbidden love and the tragic consequences that follow still resonates with me. Another book that captured my heart is "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green – the heartfelt story of Hazel and Gus navigating life's challenges while falling in love is both touching and thought-provoking. For more recommendations and to explore a variety of genres, you should definitely check out the unscramble literature feature.

Archie and Jughead double digest
Diary of a wimpy kid...

Those were the days

*African Nights Entertainment. (The Story of Vengeance). 😟🙂
*Cheer up Brother
*College Days of John Ojo.

One week one trouble, all books about willy tagbo
All of eze's books
Diary of a wimpy kid
Jughead double digest (comic)
Archie (comic)
Dizzy angel ( a surprisingly well written nigerian literature)
The secret garden
Journey to the center of the earth
A wrinkle in time
The time machine
Great expectations by charles dickens
Little women, pride and prejudice, lost books of nostradamus

You impressed me at Archie comics and Secret Garden.

I will add...Goosebumps

Hardy boys
Famous five
Nancy Drew
Babysitters club
Peter and Jane
Tintin

Novaxerxes:


Archie and Jughead double digest
Diary of a wimpy kid...

Those were the days

Archie and Goosebumps were my favourite. Also Tintin.

Mother's Choice
Without a Silver Spoon
The Bottled Leopard
Robinson Crusoe
The Gods are not to blame