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Can you post a link?

Fortissimo:

^^^ Abeg I no dey fight ooo I just always find loopholes in peoples' statements. But taken literally and rigidly, the word currently, I believe, should preclude books already read.
Ofcourse it's no big deal.

Charlton Heston's autobiography "In the Arena". The book is quite engaging as the reader meets with one of the greatest actors of all time whose awesome role as Moses in "The Ten Commandments" made him famous beyond Hollywood.

The joys of Motherhood by Buchi Emecheta. I just love this book.

The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest - Stieg Larsson

think u are a terrific and weighty personality frm the jots i know about u-i hope this judgement is going to tie in with the real image and position.just trying to be creative and amusing.i am a writer and musician:a humble person in person-dont mind my tautology
fowowe olaotan timilehin

Please where can i download drop dead beautiful by jackie collins free?? googled it already and not getting any luck

The Holy Bible (KJV) and "Treatise On The Emendation Of The Intellect" by Baruch Spinoza

next reading: "Common Sense" by Thomas Paine

Uyi Iredia:

The Holy Bible (KJV) and "Treatise On The Emendation Of The Intellect" by Baruch Spinoza

[size=13pt]^{I literally have been reading this book for months. It was such a slog to get through the beginning that I'm honestly amazed that I finished it . But my girl friend convinced me that the ending was satisfying, which it was, so I continued the slog. I did stay up past my bedtime to find out what happened in the end. But of all the books this one was definitely the least compelling and the most complicated.} [/size]

Fortissimo:

The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest - Stieg Larsson

Couldn't agree more. I actually skipped some parts. IMO it's not as good as the previous two books.
Back to the topic, I'm currently reading Separation of Power - Vince Flynn (much more enjoyable!)

A legacy of Liberation by Mark Gevisser.

it is the biography of my African hero, Thabo Mbeki.
A very powerful and illuminating political tale of one of the continent's powerful thinkers.

am reading The Husband by Dean koontz

Voice of America by EC Osundu

Now reading Sleeping Murder - Christie Agatha. I find her writing interesting, but her diction seems a little stiff.

[size=13pt]^{You skipped some parts? so how can you understand it now. . . i mean , you shouldn't skip when readings book . That make's em boring to follow up .} [/size]

Fortissimo:

Couldn't agree more. I actually skipped some parts. IMO it's not as good as the previous two books.
Back to the topic, I'm currently reading Separation of Power - Vince Flynn (much more enjoyable!)

A-Z List of Windows Server 2008 Commands.

v3:

A-Z List of Windows Server 2008 Commands.

Ogaga4Luv:

[size=13pt]^{You skipped some parts? so how can you understand it now. . . i mean , you shouldn't skip when readings book . That make's em boring to follow up .} [/size]

LOL nah, it was just the last book that I did that. Plus I didn't really skip parts. I just read those parts really quickly. I have a knack of detecting parts of a book that aren't really relevant to the story and just glance through them especially if the book is becoming tedious. I did it with a lot of Tom Clancy novels too.
And back to the topic, I'm currently reading The Third Option - Vince Flynn. I'm a really voracious reader aren't I?

Just starting MEASURING TIME by HELON HIBILLA

Just finishd ODYSSEY,d bk setting is sooo diff frm d movie
Readin d Magician‘s Nephew-d 1st bk in d Chronicles of Narnia

Clan of the cavebear by Jean Auel - fabulous book

[size=13pt]^{Really? well if you said that was the last book you read i have no comment since i am not there with you . but the most surprising thing i have read from you is skipping some page's in the book when reading and i was like in my mind you won't understand it all in that case . You said you skipped parts and now you said you didn't really skipped parts so which one do you want me to take? - Well , i believe you've read and understood the book but my word is that in case try and always read book from page to page- if one page is boring take a break and have some rest to continue next time .} [/size]

Fortissimo:

LOL nah, it was just the last book that I did that. Plus I didn't really skip parts. I just read those parts really quickly. I have a knack of detecting parts of a book that aren't really relevant to the story and just glance through them especially if the book is becoming tedious. I did it with a lot of Tom Clancy novels too.
And back to the topic, I'm currently reading The Third Option - Vince Flynn. I'm a really voracious reader aren't I?

Ogaga4Luv:

[size=13pt]^{Really? well if you said that was the last book you read i have no comment since i am not there with you . but the most surprising thing i have read from you is skipping some page's in the book when reading and i was like in my mind you won't understand it all in that case . You said you skipped parts and now you said you didn't really skipped parts so which one do you want me to take? - Well , i believe you've read and understood the book but my word is that in case try and always read book from page to page- if one page is boring take a break and have some rest to continue next time .} [/size]

Okay, sir!

Fortissimo:

Okay, sir!

S is for silence by sue grafton. its been a bit of a drag, but its aight.

Uncle Tom's cabin- Harriet Beecher Stowe

[size=13pt]^{Life-changing book. This was a great read-aloud with my girl friend in the calm garden . We finished reading it 4 days ego - very appropriate .}
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sir george:

Uncle Tom's cabin- Harriet Beecher Stowe

The Lion by Nelson Demille

[size=13pt]^{umm. . . . i have to go for this book, my friend told me about it .}[/size]

Bawss1:

The Lion by Nelson Demille