Judith Michael- A tangled web

ted dekker's thr3e _{I've been on it since april}

The Kite Runner by Khalid Hosseini _{i'm definitely not gonna finish dis book cuz i just want some facts from it}

Presently, I do the Bible and have many christian books I use as manuals daily.

I read a lot of Mills and Boon in my day and I think I went through all the Pacesetter novels. I did the Harlequins and all those other soft romance novels. They helped me with my vocabulary. ( And gave me a lot of ideas too ). I've done all the Jackie Collins, Sidney Sheldon, Barbara Bradford Taylor, some Hadley Chase -I wasn't crazy about Chase- Jeffrey Archer and John Grisham. There was this other author that was quite popular in the 80s, an American. My elder sister had almost all his books and I did read a few of them too. Strangely, I never got my head around Ludlum. I read a couple but somehow, I think my brain was always switched off with them. I never came across Clancy. Stephen King was a no no, too paranormal for my liking. Angela's Ashes is one book I will not forget in a hurry cos of the vivid descriptions and it made me laugh out loud.

But I do more inspirational books and the bible now. I read a lot of Kenneth E. Hagin, Joyce Meyer, Stormie Omartian, Michelle McKinney Hammond, T.D Jakes etc and anything that has to do with the bible and a christian lifestyle. I cannot get enough of the WORD.

We have a lot of readers in the house, but no writers.

I am a writer.

there are writers in Nigeria

moondust:

ted dekker's thr3e _{I've been on it since april}

that book is cool.

will keep u guess till the end,

ted decker is a prolific christian writer


have u read more of his books

just through with The Italian Garden by Susan Moody

Robin cook- shock

Sexyabby:

The Kite Runner by Khalid Hosseini _{i'm definitely not going to finish this book because i just want some facts from it}

This book could only have been written by a sadist.

_{almost made me cry}

Boy!its so good to be back yeah,been doing alot of reading since i couldnt lay my hands on a computer for a while now?av read 2 great books,,,,,,,THE HADES FACTOR------ROBERT LUDLUM
A MATTER OF HONOUR--------JEFFERY ARCHER
currently am reading CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER---------TOM CLANCY

Just finished reading :



THE PRINCE

by Nicolo Machiavelli (1515)

translated by W. K. Marriott

I just finished reading Measuring time by Helon Habila.

denex:

Just finished reading :



THE PRINCE

by Nicolo Machiavelli (1515)

translated by W. K. Marriott

Political strategising for the ages isn't it.

I know why the cage bird sings--Maya Angelou.

Cure for the Common Life by Max Lucado

Max is one of my favourite authors and one of the non fiction writers I read regularly. am currently reading one of his 2005 books called  CURE FOR THE COMMON LIFE and I recommend it.


The book is about finding that one thing in life you and no one else are meant to do. Da Vinci painted only one Mona Lisa and God created only one of you.

Attitude is everything byKeith Harell

am reading THE SCARLET LETTER---NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE, sooooooo boring. i have to read it for a test, or else u wouldn't see me reading it.

Rich dad, poor dad by robert kiyosaki

Oliver twist. Its a nice book

yeah Oliver Twist is nice book. looking to read it again.

please who has heard of d book SAVAGE RANSOM. cant remember the author but would like to read it again. the story line is about a hostage situation in a town hall with the criminal asking for a human sacrifice b4 he releases the hostages.

Still reading 'Clancy's CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER its whooping 688 pages and I have been tied up with other luxuries such as BBA

well the current book i am reading now is title "before you Quite your job" by robert kiyosaki cos i really want to be on my own i therefore recommend that book for every nigerian that wants freedom, call it economic or financial freedom just pick a copy.

I am currently reading 'ogboju ode ninu igbo irunmole', when i drop it i will pick 'Bashorun gaa'

1. BUSHIDO : THE SOUL OF JAPAN - Inazo Nitobe

2. REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT - John Stuart Mill

3. THE BOOK OF FIVE RINGS - Miyamoto Musashi

4. THE UNFETTERED MIND - Takuan Soho

5. MY STRUGGLE - Adolf Hitler (still on it).

6. THE NATURE AND CAUSES OF THE WEALTH OF NATIONS - Adam Smith (still on it)

7. ON JEWS AND THEIR LIES - Martin Luther

8. OSUN ACROSS THE WATERS - (still on it)

9. DUAL MANDATE IN BRITISH TROPICAL AFRICA - Frederick Lugard (still on it)

10. THE JAPAN THAT CAN SAY NO - Akio Morita & Shintaro Ishihara

11. THE ART OF WAR - Sun Tzu

12. CONCERNING CIVIL GOVERNMENT - John Locke

13. COMMON SENSE - Thomas Paine

14. COMMUNIST MANIFESTO - Karl Marx

Sometimes, when I'm reading a book, and I come across sometime I have to practice, I pause. Then in the middle of it, I may get another book in order to understand the first better, then I'll finish the Second one while I'm still halfway with the first.

It's a little complicated. And some of the books, i have to re-read them several times over. That's why I can say I'm currently reading them.