viciati:
I am not sure i have read a book with that plot. But i will do a little research sha

Thank youuuuuu and Top of the morning to you.

FireRain:



Thank youuuuuu and Top of the morning to you.

My dear FireRain i searched for that book of yours and came out empty handed.It would have been easier if i had the author's name, name of a main character etc. That aside, have you read Follett's Century triology??

viciati:
My dear FireRain i searched for that book of yours and came out empty handed.It would have been easier if i had the author's name, name of a main character etc. That aside, have you read Follett's Century triology??

It's been eons I read it and I was young then so can't remember any name.
I appreciate the effort

No, I haven't. What is the plot like before I download?

Happy weekend

Presently reading A Man From St Petersburg by our mutual Authour

Happy sunday FireRain.. Man from st Petersburg, very make sense old school spy story. Enjoy the ride. The century trilogy goes through three generations of families in America and Europe. It tells their individual stories and triumphs. It vividly describes behind the scenes stories of both world wars and the cold war. The second book in the series is actually my favourite World war2 book.You will not regret reading the series, this i promise.

viciati:
Happy sunday FireRain.. Man from st Petersburg, very make sense old school spy story. Enjoy the ride. The century trilogy goes through three generations of families in America and Europe. It tells their individual stories and triumphs. It vividly describes behind the scenes stories of both world wars and the cold war. The second book in the series is actually my favourite World war2 book.You will not regret reading the series, this i promise.

Wow! That's quite a read. I will definitely read it. It seems Follet took a liking to war stories.

if u are an avid reader and downloading some books seems hard, send me a mail and tbe name plus the author of the book and I'll find it 4 u,

p.jamesab67@gmail.com

Doctors by Erich segal...this one for medicos

viciati hello there, how is the weekend going?

Suggest new authors for me. I need fresh breeze

Thank you.

FireRain:
viciati hello there, how is the weekend going?

Suggest new authors for me. I need fresh breeze

Thank you.

Weekend is going well.Baba, go and read James Clavell's Asian saga book series. James clavell is actually my favorite author. His book, Shogun is a masterpiece. I have introduced him here before.

viciati:
Weekend is going well.Baba, go and read James Clavell's Asian saga book series. James clavell is actually my favorite author. His book, Shogun is a masterpiece. I have introduced him here before.

*thinking*.,.To pay or to also pay him for his amazing book recommendations ... I am enjoying Shogun viciati....hilarious and interesting

Thank youuuu.

FireRain:


*thinking*.,.To pay or to also pay him for his amazing book recommendations ... I am enjoying Shogun viciati....hilarious and interesting

Thank youuuu.

Awwwnn.. You are very welcome. Pay me by dropping a very scintillating review of the book.Which you are very good at.

viciati:
Awwwnn.. You are very welcome. Pay me by dropping a very scintillating review of the book.Which you are very good at.

When I am through with it then.

Thanks again.

Hey! What makes you think I am good at book reviews?

Baba FireRain, you are actually really good at reviews. I have read the ones you've writtten and they are gooooood. How is blackthorne, the lovely mariko san, the delectable kiku san and the oga of all mumus Yabusama treating you??... Our Lord Yoshi Toranaga nkor?

viciati:
Baba FireRain, you are actually really good at reviews. I have read the ones you've writtten and they are gooooood. How is blackthorne, the lovely mariko san, the delectable kiku san and the oga of all mumus Yabusama treating you??... Our Lord Yoshi Toranaga nkor?

. I am rolling with laughter here.

The number of quotes I have gathered from this book ehn....I am really taking my time to read it...na like series maybe na season 2 I still dey for now....

Thanks pal.

So i just finished reading all 1500 pages of Atlas Shrugged. Took me almost a month to digest it all. It was as if i was going through a philososophy text . It pits agressive capitalism against unhealthy socialism. The main characters are strong and successful persons that fight parasitic government intervention. See ehnn.. y' all all need to read this book, i am not good at summaries. I will rate it 9/10.
WHO IS JOHN GALT?? FireRain food don land.

viciati:
So i just finished reading all 1500 pages of Atlas Shrugged. Took me almost a month to digest it all. It was as if i was going through a philososophy text . It pits agressive capitalism against unhealthy socialism. The main characters are strong and successful persons that fight parasitic government intervention. See ehnn.. y' all all need to read this book, i am not good at summaries. I will rate it 9/10.
WHO IS JOHN GALT?? FireRain food don land.

I am still on Shogun.. The endsars protest is my focus for now but I should be through with it before thee end of this month

I will download the above mentioned on standby. 9/10 it must be out of this world storyline.
So exhausted but we move

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Its been a long while my people.. Oga FireRain how far. Just read a wonderful book :Where the Crawdads Sings by Delia Owens. An exciting read. Hsethk5you would enjoy this book.

viciati:
Its been a long while my people.. Oga FireRain how far. Just read a wonderful book :Where the Crawdads Sings by Delia Owens. An exciting read. Hsethk5you would enjoy this book.

"Oga fireRain" anyway I am finally done with Shogun,..I enjoyed every page and I really took my time with it. I learned so many things also. Planning to start "Tai-Pan" but I just bought Stay With Me by Ayobami Adebayo, it is a good read too.

I'll definitely get the Delia Owens, I trust your recommendations.

Have a fantastic December ahead.

FireRain:

"Oga fireRain" anyway I am finally done with Shogun,..I enjoyed every page and I really took my time with it. I learned so many things also. Planning to start "Tai-Pan" but I just bought Stay With Me by Ayobami Adebayo, it is a good read too.

I'll definitely get the Delia Owens, I trust your recommendations.

Have a fantastic December ahead.

Stay with Me is the first book by a Nigerian author that I did not like. The plot is like the script for a Nollywood movie.

A Promised Land
Barack Obama

Just finished Hero by RA Salvatore

Hathor5:


Stay with Me is the first book by a Nigerian author that I did not like. The plot is like the script for a Nollywood movie.

Choi...I had that feeling too I had it.

Predator by Patricia Cornwell. I'll rate the book 10/10.

I'm still reading Think Like a Champion by Donald J Trump but I'll still rate it 8/10 cos it's really educative and interesting.

Very interesting question. I am reading three books at the moment. They, with corresponding scores and their cover pages, are
1.) Uncommon knowledge: the economist explains Ed. Tom Standage: Score 8
2.) A brief history of time, Stephen Hawking: Score 8
3.) Homo Deus, Yuval Noah Harari: Score 10 (Some of the best books I have ever read were written by Yuval)

Hathor5:
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.

bizme:
Very interesting question. I am reading three books at the moment. They, with corresponding scores and their cover pages, are
1.) Uncommon knowledge: the economist explains Ed. Tom Standage: Score 8
2.) A brief history of time, Stephen Hawking: Score 8
3.) Homo Deus, Yuval Noah Harari: Score 10 (Some of the best books I have ever read were written by Yuval)

I find Yuval Noah Harari too pessimistic at times and Hawking's book is still on my reading list. Thanks for sharing.

Oh I love Yuval's writings... I think I am the worst-case-scenario kind of person, so I relish his pessimistic (if not atheistic) tone.

Hathor5:


I find Yuval Noah Harari too pessimistic at times and Hawking's book is still on my reading list. Thanks for sharing.

bizme:
Oh I love Yuval's writings... I think I am the worst-case-scenario kind of person, so I relish his pessimistic (if not atheistic) tone.

I got one of his books as a gift and stopped reading it halfway through although it was an interesting read but I am an optimist at heart.

Hathor5:


I got one of his books as a gift and stopped reading it halfway through although it was an interesting read but I am an optimist at heart.

Happy new journey to all readers here. May our midnight lanterns never run out of oil.
Hathor5
viciati

Hope you guys are doing well.

FireRain:
Happy new journey to all readers here. May our midnight lanterns never run out of oil.
Hathor5
viciati

Hope you guys are doing well.

Happy New Year.