Hey peeps, I was going through some books which my neighbour's children were reading and I was sooo fascinated @ how they read and it brought back childhood sweet memories of growing up and doing same

This thread is open to all those who would like to share the names of the books they read while growing up. Some of the ones I read include; janet and john,chicken liken,chike and the river, the usual Macmillan books,silas marner,women of owu,ete etc
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Joys Of Motherhood, The Last Duty, Things Fall Apart

Mother's Choice, Tess of the D'urberville, Ant Hills of the Savanna, The only Child, Drummer Boy, The Lion and the Jewel, Things Fall Apart

†ђξ concubine, my mother's daughter, weep not child, one week one trouble, Eze goes τ̅☺ school, †ђξ virtuous woman, arrow of God, †ђξ wives' revolt, bottled leopard, †ђξ marriage of Anansewa etc.

nanauju: Hey peeps, I was going through some books which my neighbour's children were reading and I was sooo fascinated @ how they read and it brought back childhood sweet memories of growing up and doing same

This thread is open to all those who would like to share the names of the books they read while growing up. Some of the ones I read include; janet and john,chicken liken,chike and the river, the usual Macmillan books,silas marner,women of owu,ete etc
... :DKindly drop urs

ℓ read Silas Marner over and over again. Oh ℓ rili liked dat book.

QtKatie:

ℓ read Silas Marner over and over again. Oh ℓ rili liked dat book.

Really? That book was boring to me when I read it

The tortoise and giraffe.

QtKatie:
†ђξ concubine, my mother's daughter, weep not child, one week one trouble, Eze goes τ̅☺ school, †ђξ virtuous woman, arrow of God, †ђξ wives' revolt, bottled leopard, †ђξ marriage of Anansewa etc.

Eze goes to school! My oh my, I can't forget that book. One of my best

Chike and the River, Animal Farm, all my primary school readers: Wakama, Agbo and co. Lolz

kingolise:
Joys Of Motherhood, The Last Duty, Things Fall Apart

Last Duty was just too tragic for me

Back in primary school someone introduced me to Enid Blyton's books; I read all of her books that came my way like the Famous Five and Secret Seven series. I loved those books. A few years later, in early secondary school, I started reading pacesetters books like On The Road, Mark of The Cobra ( really loved this one as my street and parts of PH which I knew were mentioned in the book) Too Close for Comfort... My father, seeing that me and my siblings really enjoyed reading, bought a hardcover collection of several classics like Huckleberry Fin, Robinson Crusoe, The Last Mohican, Oliver Twist, A Tale of Two Cities and many others I can't remember at this time. Those books were indeed a blessing.