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It is amazing to see these books once again. They bring back sweet old memories. Do you have any interesting experience with any of these books? Please share. I am an ardent fan of Understanding Maths, well not until I got to primary 6 sha...

Ancestral books

books meant for grandfather's


runs out of thread with my two slippers on my palms

I have them all in those days
But still become fool

Well, i was born into the Macmillan's age...

Hnnn

When public schools was better than private schools... When "standard living" was "sandalili".... Missed the good old days...

I use macmillan and longman....

I still have them.

Read just Brighter Grammar and Understanding Maths and they were old when I read em, think my mum used them in school

I follow read everything. I folo pass am to other people sef

Yes I did.

Yes I did, I still remember some of my comprehension passages too.
Edet lives in calabar....
Good old days

Deefuray:
Yes I did, I still remember some of my comprehension passages too.
Edet lives in calabar....
Good old days

Edet must have relocated by now

Osyxcel:
Edet must have relocated by now

Lmao

Deefuray:
Lmao

Don't even know what they read these days. There are lots of them now...

I don old o I actually used all those books

wiariz Ralia the sugar geh?

I don old o
Koku baboni nko
Eze goes to school

I read dat understanding mathematics and Iwe Alawiye by JF Odunjo. One of d poems den is;
Omo atata, kaka kin bi egbaa obun
ma kuku bi okan soso oga
ma fi yan araye loju...

Good memory

Osyxcel:
Don't even know what they read these days. There are lots of them now...

Whatever they read now can't be real fun than this set of memorable books...

lolaxavier:
Whatever they read now can't be real fun than this set of memorable books...

I guess so too

"Brighter Grammer" i remember that book especially the story when a man went 2 d chemist shop 2 buy drug 4 his son who had hippus