And how do you like it? Inspired by the 'What movie are you watching right now' thread, rate your book in categories such as plot, character development, themes/motifs, atmosphere, language, suspense, entertainment/educative value ...


Please don't be a spoiler though.


Give the book a rating with 10 being the highest.

Mein Kampf —Adold Hitler

I however shouldn't give rating to a book I'm still reading.
For example, Chinua Achebe's Arrow of God would have been a 10/10 from start, but the story ended (to me) in a drab way as though he didn't know where to end it. I'll later rate it 3/10

I'll be glad if anyone can help me with any of the following books in PDF or Epub;
Trials of brother Jero —Wole Soyinka

Kongi's harvest —Wole Soyinka

Secret and sacred —James henry hammond

Recently completed:
No orchids for Miss Blandish -James Hadley chase 10/10
You must set forth at dawn -Wole Soyinka 11/10

Educated by Tara Westover

A coming-of-age-story which is a memoir written by a young lady who was raised in a Mormon family and as the title implies underwent a change with the opportunities that education opened for her. A book about religious bigotry and how it affects a family in different ways. It is full of suspense and action and the characters are portrayed in all their complexity. The family drama that unfolds is heart-breaking for Tara Westover describes the characters and their relations with profound empathy. The story is set in Idaho and shows life in the United States as you have probably not thought could be possible. A must read.

10/10

Currently and Reading 1984 and Animal Farm. Its all about politics based on totalitarian government a.k.a socialism.
Its a book that narrows the conspiracy and deception theory of governments.
I give both books 10/10..
My next genre is gonna be horror ,am trying to purchase some Stephen Kings classics online.

Incidents in the Rue Laugier

lts an international book though but I must confess that the book is something that should be read over and over again!

10/10 for Anita Brookner(Author)

Think Big And Kick Ass... By Donald Trump and Bill Zanker

Officialgarri:
Mein Kampf —Adold Hitler

I however shouldn't give rating to a book I'm still reading.
For example, Chinua Achebe's Arrow of God would have been a 10/10 from start, but the story ended (to me) in a drab way as though he didn't know where to end it. I'll later rate it 3/10 :....

You rate a book by the way it ends?

There's no right way to end a story. The story ends when the writer has finished passing his message. It can even end when the main character is sleeping.

Arrow Of God was very well written and the plot well crafted and concluded. A proud priest who was humiliated by his deity for trying to raise himself above his people.

HarunaWest:
Currently and Reading 1984 and Animal Farm. Its all about politics based on totalitarian government a.k.a socialism.
Its a book that narrows the conspiracy and deception theory of governments.
I give both books 10/10..
My next genre is gonna be horror ,am trying to purchase some Stephen Kings classics online.

These are classics of dystopian literature. Orwell was not only an author but in retrospective also prophetic by predicting which threat new technology could pose to democracy.

sochey:
Incidents in the Rue Laugier

lts an international book though but I must confess that the book is something that should be read over and over again!

10/10 for Anita Brookner(Author)

I put it on my list. Have you read any of her other books?

Hathor5:


I put it on my list. Have you read any of her other books?

Nope, I will probably search up more of her other books once I get the chance to read other books.. Right now, I'm kinda stuck with completing my own books

I'm still looking for this book though(The seven sisters) A friend of mine sent a PDF of the first part and it got me hooked...

The book is very good and well described. I will rate the author 10/10 Lucinda Riley

sochey:



Nope, I will probably search up more of her other books once I get the chance to read other books.. Right now, I'm kinda stuck with completing my own books

Ok, thank you. I read she was awarded a prize for one of her other works.

Currently reading The Escape by David Baldacci. His novel, The Sixth Man was an amazing read. Planning on reading all Baldacci's novels i can get my hands on. I have always had a soft spot for political thrillers.

currently reading Tom Clancy's Clear And Present Danger

Pasquale212:
currently reading Tom Clancy's Clear And Present Danger

What is it about?

Currently reading virtue and vengeance. I just finished reading "Man's search for meaming" by Victor Frankl last week. It's the most thought-provoking book I have ever read. a true-life story spiced with extracted real-life expositions.


Please, Anyone who has any of Chinua Achebe's book or Wole Soyinka's book should in PDF or EPUB should send to me.


my email is Bastalkemmy@gmail.com. or you can drop it here if it's possible. Thank you.

Ray360:
Currently reading virtue and vengeance. I just finished reading "Man's search for meaming" by Victor Frankl last week. It's the most thought-provoking book I have ever read. a true-life story spiced with extracted real-life expositions.


Please, Anyone who has any of Chinua Achebe's book or Wole Soyinka's book should in PDF or EPUB should send to me.


my email is Bastalkemmy@gmail.com. or you can drop it here if it's possible. Thank you.

How do you like Virtue and Vengeance? What is it about?

I have heard of "Man's search for meaning" but have not read it. Thought-provoking sounds like something I would enjoy reading.

I don't have PDF books. Sorry. I love holding books in my hands and decorate my rooms with plenty of them so ...

I was reading Introvert Power before Anybook app placed a compulsory fee on their app.
It's a book that teaches introvert how to understand themselves. It was an educative read. Can anyone help me with the PDF file?

Also, I started reading the 48 Laws of Power but it bores me sometimes because I'm not a good reader. I struggle to read...it ain't my thing but I'm trying

Akposy:
I was reading Introvert Power before Anybook app placed a compulsory fee on their app.
It's a book that teaches introvert how to understand themselves. It was an educative read. Can anyone help me with the PDF file?

Also, I started reading the 48 Laws of Power but it bores me sometimes because I'm not a good reader. I struggle to read...it ain't my thing but I'm trying

Maybe it is not you then but the book.
I give a book 50 pages. If it does not captivate me till page 50, I drop it. Some people give a book only 20 pages.

The Memory of Love by Aminatta Forna

Set in post-war Sierra Leone describes a country dealing with the psychological effects of war. The three main male characters are interesting and their experience with love captivating. It is also a book about friendship and how our past influences our today. I will rate it when I finish reading it. I have been enjoying it so far.

Hathor5:


How do you like Virtue and Vengeance? What is it about?

I have heard of "Man's search for meaning" but have not read it. Thought-provoking sounds like something I would enjoy reading.

I don't have PDF books. Sorry. I love holding books in my hands and decorate my rooms with plenty of them so ...

I stopped reading Virtue and Vengeance when someone told me about "Man's search for meaning. " I picked the latter up and started reading. I finished it in a week (When a book is very fascinating, you consume it in big chunks).

Virtue and Vengeance, from the pages I have covered, Is a good book. Though I am still on it and can't give a holistic view now.

Well, most of my books are in soft copies, just a few in hard copies.

I like ladies who read. Can I send you a DM? perhaps we can review many books together.

Akposy:
I was reading Introvert Power before Anybook app placed a compulsory fee on their app.
It's a book that teaches introvert how to understand themselves. It was an educative read. Can anyone help me with the PDF file?

Also, I started reading the 48 Laws of Power but it bores me sometimes because I'm not a good reader. I struggle to read...it ain't my thing but I'm trying

Lol. 48 Laws of power is a book for evil geniuses. people who are extreme with their Faith might not be too comfortable reading it. Or they may struggle for balance between the creeds their faith preaches with the dark truths in that book. I read up to the 44th Law of power. You don't have to read everything, pick the laws you find invaluable to your pursuits in life.

Ray360:

I stopped reading Virtue and Vengeance when someone told me about "Man's search for meaning. " I picked the latter up and started reading. I finished it in a week (When a book is very fascinating, you consume it in big chunks).

Virtue and Vengeance, from the pages I have covered, Is a good book. Though I am still on it and can't give a holistic view now.

Well, most of my books are in soft copies, just a few in hard copies.

I like ladies who read. Can I send you a DM? perhaps we can review many books together.

I think I have to order Man's Search for Meaning. Though I already have about seven unread books here.
I know what it is like when a book is fascinating. Every free moment I want to continue reading. I felt this way about Educated by Tara Westover, the book I wrote about here.

We could do the reviews here, don't you think? Some others might want to join us hopefully.

Hathor5:


I think I have to order Man's Search for Meaning. Though I already have about seven unread books here.
I know what it is like when a book is fascinating. Every free moment I want to continue reading. I felt this way about Educated by Tara Westover, the book I wrote about here.

We could do the reviews here, don't you think? Some others might want to join us hopefully.

Tara Westover is in hard copy? I would love to have it, It seems it sends similar impulse of satisfaction as the book I talked about.


No DM then, If you say so.

Ray360:

Tara Westover is in hard copy? I would love to have it, It seems it sends similar impulse of satisfaction as the book I talked about.


No DM then, If you say so.

I loved Tara's memoire. It is a fascinating family and life story. I gave the book a 10.

Hathor5:


I loved Tara's memoire. It is a fascinating family and life story. I gave the book a 10.

Okay. Where do you get your books?

Ray360:

Okay. Where do you get your books?

Amazon or bookshops.

Ray360:

Lol. 48 Laws of power is a book for evil geniuses. people who are extreme with their Faith might not be too comfortable reading it. Or they may struggle for balance between the creeds their faith preaches with the dark truths in that book. I read up to the 44th Law of power. You don't have to read everything, pick the laws you find invaluable to your pursuits in life.

Thanks! I quite agree with you on pick the laws one find valuable.

Hathor5:


Maybe it is not you then but the book.
I give a book 50 pages. If it does not captivate me till page 50, I drop it. Some people give a book only 20 pages.

True. Books with more than 250 pages bores me

Can we also have PDFs please Started S.U.M.O Shut Up and Move On by Paul McGee. Am I the only one who gets bored by the impracticability of some motivational�
finished Stay with me by Ayobami Adebayo fantastic story 9/10
Once again can we have PDFs please �