Demigod22:


Yes, reading is an exciting hobby. It keeps me well informed, entertained. I am always ahead of others when having scholarly discussions and it makes me versatile too.

Harry Potter is a great book, I read it and I also watched the movies.

Books like Native Son by Richard Wright, How Europe Underdevelop Africa by Roodney, Why We Struck by Adeyemoga, There Was A Country by Achebe, books from Oscar Wilde, Benard Shaw, Shakespearean sonnets and plays, Christopher Marlowe, Aristotle poetics, and classical writers like Horace, Sophocles and Longinus, French books and African classical books like African child by Camara Laye, The Blinkards by Kobina, and others will make an interesting read.

If I embark on theoretical study either related to my course of study or just mere novel reading,I experience breathing difficulty. The reason been that though I don't like reading theories,I force myself to continue.(I think...) I do enjoy some of the novels I read.


Reading books,long articles and the likes, for me is like a challenge,where I employ various techniques to scale through to the end. These techniques include breath control(mostly when I read inwardly),outward reading(I have to speak the words out),and then my reading position.

It has always been a challenge for me reading lengthy details,that I can't help but wonder if it's the same for people like you who read loads of books(I guess you do read a lot).

Apparently,I am the calculation type. It is very easy for me to comprehend calculations,this attribute a sharp contrast to my reading abilities.

So how do you see this case? Do you think I need help?

squash47:
Robinson Crusoe

The man who spent 28 years of his life in an isolated island, survived and lived a quiet life with animal's and cannibals. ..
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robinson_Crusoe


Seun
Lalasticlala and mynd44 pleas move to front page let's know the senior men/ladies on this group.

i taught it as a literature in English teacher

ah yes! I loved the book. I remember he had a friend Friday?

The man mountain.

I didn’t read but I watched it adaptation in Series.

The good old days. Chai! Now na to the press phones, Whatsapp and Facebook. My dear, the reading culture is gone.

If you read Robinson crusoe in secondary school, you also probably read Tess of Duberville. Those were the years when government schools could compete internationally. Shame dem OBJ administration destroyed public schools just so that theirs could thrive.

squash47:
Robinson Crusoe

The man who spent 28 years of his life in an isolated island, survived and lived a quiet life with animal's and cannibals. ..
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robinson_Crusoe


Please move to front page let's know the senior men/ladies on this group.

survival instinct

PLEASE WHO HAS THE NOVEL; "THE COCAINE CONNECTION" WRITTEN BY "IBE KACHIKU"

I AM WILLING TO PAY FOR IT, PLEASE.

squash47:
Robinson Crusoe

The man who spent 28 years of his life in an isolated island, survived and lived a quiet life with animal's and cannibals. ..
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robinson_Crusoe


Please move to front page let's know the senior men/ladies on this group.

Wao!!! Daniel defoe. Lovely novel.

...by Daniel Defoe

Ficeo:
The good old days. Chai! Now na to the press phones, Whatsapp and Facebook. My dear, the reading culture is gone.

True talk.

GerraMeh74:
Yeah,no book lover would miss this,gone are the good old days,now phone no go even allow person read novels.

I dey tell u

squash47:
Robinson Crusoe

The man who spent 28 years of his life in an isolated island, survived and lived a quiet life with animal's and cannibals. ..
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robinson_Crusoe


Please move to front page let's know the senior men/ladies on this group.

I read the English and Yoruba factions very interesting and inspiring

I have read almost every Anne Rice novels, I was fascinated by vampires for the longest time.

I remember my Dad usually buy famous five books for my sister's and Tintin,asterixs.

I read d book very nice...my uncle forced me to read d book

2002 recommended literature for Arts students.

I read am back to back.

Demigod22:
I may be considered indomie generation or not, depending on who is doing the consideration, since I am in my mid twenties.

But reading books generally is my hobby, so I have read it too. I read it along Harry Potter, Angels and Demon, The Black Boy, Lonely Londeners, 48 laws of power, Aeodipus Rex, and many classical novels.

Oh, really?

Have you read:

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain


The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain



SHE (Alan Quartermain) by Sir Rider Haggard



The Pacesetters series


Ian Fleming's James Bond...

Nick Carter series ( America spy thriller)

James Hadley Chase novels


African Library novels such as The Concubine, The Mine Boy, etc.

Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe; First English Novel is sure a good one!

Still saw mine some days ago

gasparpisciotta:
I will rather read James Hadley Chase bro

King of classic thrillers

Demigod22:
I may be considered indomie generation or not, depending on who is doing the consideration, since I am in my mid twenties.

But reading books generally is my hobby, so I have read it too. I read it along Harry Potter, Angels and Demon, The Black Boy, Lonely Londeners, 48 laws of power, Aeodipus Rex, and many classical novels.

Commonly read in the 1980s.

Rozross:
I don’t like reading novels, aside the ones I was forced to read in secondary school, I’ve never read any since then. Bring science and anything calculation let’s play and see to that. I be my father’s daughter true true lol. ZoneFree indomie generation pikin I’m sure you won’t know anything about this novel

Iyaebe how are you able to comment on every thread on Nairaland? Is this like a full time job for you or are you just a lazy youth? Just asking for a friend please

I so much like that novel,crosoe get sense no be small,also read Gulliver travel.

Demigod22:
I may be considered indomie generation or not, depending on who is doing the consideration, since I am in my mid twenties.

But reading books generally is my hobby, so I have read it too. I read it along Harry Potter, Angels and Demon, The Black Boy, Lonely Londeners, 48 laws of power, Aeodipus Rex, and many classical novels.

But you have not read the Mayor Of Abagana written by legendary Benjamin Adekunle, the Red scorpion �

I remember the novel

My Man Friday

Demigod22:
I may be considered indomie generation or not, depending on who is doing the consideration, since I am in my mid twenties.

But reading books generally is my hobby, so I have read it too. I read it along Harry Potter, Angels and Demon, The Black Boy, Lonely Londeners, 48 laws of power, Aeodipus Rex, and many classical novels.

I hated Lonely Londoners

eminikansoso:

But you have not read the Mayor Of Abagana written by legendary

You mean the Mayor of Casterbridge

Demigod22:
I may be considered indomie generation or not, depending on who is doing the consideration, since I am in my mid twenties.

But reading books generally is my hobby, so I have read it too. I read it along Harry Potter, Angels and Demon, The Black Boy, Lonely Londeners, 48 laws of power, Aeodipus Rex, and many classical novels.

Lonely Londoner, you have indeed tried.

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