which book would you recommend? - Page 4

aservant · (#31 (**permalink**))

The Bible.

Sugarplum · (#32 (**permalink**))

I just met ZANE in person ya'll. She's so down to earth. I bought her latest book on the spot and she signed on it a real juicy message. When I was talking to her, I felt like she knew me from another life maybe. She didn't look anything like I thought. She's real pretty too. Her latest book is "G Spot" and as catchy as the cover is, the format is like no other book she ever wrote. Check it out guys.

mutuko · (#33 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by aservant

The Bible.

has to be No.1 definitely, its an all time favourite. got all them twist drama, love, conclusion, theraptical, and many more.

mutuko · (#34 (**permalink**))

Waterstones.com: Sport: Congratulations You Have Just Met the ICF by Cass Pennant (2003)

if your into Football Hooliganism this a good read about the Firms particular West Ham United Firm known as Inter City Firm or ICF. a view from the inside during 70s and 80s real violence.

alusainc · (#35 (**permalink**))

Judith Stone - When She Was White: The True Story of a Family Divided by Race is a story of a girl who was born black to white parents and how she dealt with the issues of being black in a white world.

alusainc · (#36 (**permalink**))

Plagued by different natures of domestic abuse, Purple Hibiscus sheds light on family values versus childhood dreams. It reveals the thing line between love and hate, and most importantly reveals the nature of a child’s individual religion as opposed to the Gods’ of their father. More about it here Jamati Online | Purple Hibiscus - Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie

mutuko · (#37 (**permalink**))

The Black Man's Burden(Africa and the Curse of the Nation-State) By Basil Davidson

Its gives us an informed and concerned reflction on Africa's current deep disappointments with the nation-state.

Afrikanerin · (#38 (**permalink**))

Despite the millions of books that make it into the market every year and the hundreds I manage to read, these modern classics truly qualify as the best books I've ever read.

1. The catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger

2. To kill a Mocking Bird by Harper Lee

3. In cold blood by Truman Capote

4. The great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Kimemia mnati · (#39 (**permalink**))

By the way i found Wizard of the Crow quite good. It was kinda a representation of all the special features and techinques that made Ngugi, Ngugi