elyte89:
NEW GENERAL MATHEMATICS I,II,III

Dullard

Ganong's physiology, lasts anatomy,Harper's biochemistry . The biochemistry text is d most scarriest.

orion7:
keith moore. human anatomy. in college if medicine

bros Keith Moore no difficult to understand,its just bulky
But i would rather read gray though

DAramis:

Can you remember the title of the compendium?

Read mine also but didn't finish it. I am thinking of buying the complete volume (about 7 or 9). It contains all the Greeks classical works and philosopher's works.

It is still the coolest thing bro especially with the works of great philosopher like Dantes hell, odessy story, Socrates works, Plato etc. Who ever reads such works would definitely have a different way of viewing life. It makes you to feel calmer on a long run.

Some of those books form the works and ideology of Japanese anime's. They are beautiful as guides on understanding or seeing different perspectives on life.

She Stoops to Conquer.

Hated my inability to follow the story.

Machbeth ,the Tempest , Romeo and Juliet in short any other similar books written with old English.

When I was studying mass communication in poly, photojournalism was a very difficult book.

1984 by George Orwell

kay9:
Some donkey years ago, I somehow got it into my head that reading the classic Greek epics was the coolest thing in literature. So I sauntered down to the university library and picked up a hefty and respectable looking translation of Virgil's Aeneid. Mmmm. About 10 pages (and 10 hours) later, my head started shaking...

Then I looked at the front page properly and realized this book was just Part 1 - there was still parts 2, 3, and I think 4.

I didn't bother to continue.

Lol.

Those epics are actually quite interesting. Long but bearable.

It's literature like Arrow of God that I tried to read but couldn't.

Christ a crisis in the Life of God


The writer exploded to fame winning multiple.awards.


This is an.amazing book.to read.for.anyone.desirous of being a.writer in.life

aditu olodumare by d.o fagunwa

AryEmber:
Othello, I'm never reading any untranslated stories by Shakespeare, no more sick English. I tried Lord of the Flies too but dumped later.

Lord of flies is one hell of an interesting novel. You better go back and pick it up wherever you dumped it.

Critique of pure reasoning by Immanuel Kant..... That book can make your head explode

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
I eventually finished it but most books with philosophical themes are often difficult reads.

Very wonderful book, albeit.

Randy100:
Lord of flies is one hell of an interesting novel. You better go back and pick it up wherever you dumped it.

Lord of the flies Macbeth and co used to be difficult back when we were kids. Guess we read sime books earlier than we ought to have...

Jdesilentkiller:
Critique of pure reasoning by Immanuel Kant..... That book can make your head explode

I like the title. Ill search for it

A book by Salman Rushdie called The Satanic verses or something I can't even remember the name but it was a long a tortourous read...

Suze banzi is dead

Devil on the cross by Kenyan Writer NGUGI

kay9:
Some donkey years ago, I somehow got it into my head that reading the classic Greek epics was the coolest thing in literature. So I sauntered down to the university library and picked up a hefty and respectable looking translation of Virgil's Aeneid. Mmmm. About 10 pages (and 10 hours) later, my head started shaking...

Then I looked at the front page properly and realized this book was just Part 1 - there was still parts 2, 3, and I think 4.

I didn't bother to continue.

what pushed you brov

kunleweb:




Lord of the flies Macbeth and co used to be difficult back when we were kids. Guess we read sime books earlier than we ought to have...

I guess so.

orion7:
keith moore. human anatomy. in college if medicine

Lol. Pussy.

Tried to read Huckleberry Finn and Tow Sawyer when i was 10.

That rural Mississippian dialect was so hard to follow...

Tried it a few year afterwards and found it quite entertaining

Campusparot:
Suze banzi is dead

C'mon!

Swinze banzi was fun although

Randy100:
Lord of flies is one hell of an interesting novel. You better go back and pick it up wherever you dumped it.

Ha! I can't oh, I've got too many things to read.

Harpyeagle:
Ganong's physiology, lasts anatomy,Harper's biochemistry . The biochemistry text is d most scarriest.

You should have tried Lippincott.

Randy100:
I guess so.

I call it mental expansion phase. Whenever a book seemed hard to read back then.i read it once fast..then give it days weeks and.month a d revert to it and voila it becomes a soft bite.it always works

Hamlet

kunleweb:


I call it mental expansion phase. Whenever a book seemed hard to read back then.i read it once fast..then give it days weeks and.month a d revert to it and voila it becomes a soft bite.it always works

I remember reading Ron Larson's Calculus for the first time. It was hard but when I reread it three-four times, it became easy.

Ifeanyimike123:
The lost symbol by Dan Brown

Tell me you're not serious

kay9:
Some donkey years ago, I somehow got it into my head that reading the classic Greek epics was the coolest thing in literature. So I sauntered down to the university library and picked up a hefty and respectable looking translation of Virgil's Aeneid. Mmmm. About 10 pages (and 10 hours) later, my head started shaking...

Then I looked at the front page properly and realized this book was just Part 1 - there was still parts 2, 3, and I think 4.

I didn't bother to continue.

Lol...

kunleweb:


I call it mental expansion phase. Whenever a book seemed hard to read back then.i read it once fast..then give it days weeks and.month a d revert to it and voila it becomes a soft bite.it always works

Good for you. I think I did the same but sometimes it can make you loose interest in a book.