What are you reading today?

[gogannaka]

Muhsin har yanzu ba ka gama karanta the partner din ba?


I'm reading Kukan kurciya.A hausa inspirational book.
Its very inspiring.

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[manasmusa]

Iam reading my notes, for the exams are behind the corner.

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[Muhsin]

Kai ma dai ka tambaya, GGNK. What happens is that; when I was amids reading it, some body, an intruder and also borrower pressurized me to give him the book. So I reluctantly did because I know quite well that he can read very past. After he returned it back to me, I stumbled on where to carry-on. There within that time, an exam timetable just popped-up. Kaga kuwa I have to put down everything and concentrate on my lecture notes just as Anas above said.

Why should I stop reading novel...thats a bit unsual to me. Thats because I wanna maintain my ***, inshaAllah.

What are you reading my good bookworms, K-onliners?

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[gogannaka]

London Bridges by James Patterson.

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[GoodFella]

Reading on Sheldon's novel. I don't know the title because the page is removed. 

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[Fateez]

Fatima's Good Fortune ~ Joanne Dryansky and Gerry Dryansky

A friend thought it'd be funny to buy me a book just because it has my name on it...

Oh, the narcissism!

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[Fateez]

Reading on Sheldon's novel. I don't know the title because the page is removed. 

Hehe! That's funny! Funny but true. Reminds me of the good old sec school days

What's the lead character's name? maybe some Sidney Sheldon fan here could help.

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[Muhsin]

Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

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[Muhsin]

Gosh! Due to exams; I haven't yet finished with Angels and Demons of Dan Brown. And I now start one very interesting historical piece titled Sunset at Dawn by Chukuemeka Ike. Its, in short, about Nigerian-Biafran war.

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[Muhsin]

Poor Christ of Bomba by Mongo Beti

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[HUSNAA]

'September', before that 'Coming Home'
all two by Rosamunde Pilcher.
'Tinker's daugther'
by Catherine Cookson
Currently, " Portrait of a Girl" by Mary Williams

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[Muhsin]

Yes Muhsin i have finished the 'Da Vinchi Code'.
It was sooooooo interesting and gripping.
It is claimed that the book is blasphemous with the story claiming that
Jesus had a wife,Mary Magdalene and they even had a child.

Oh...I forgot to tell when I was reading that unputdownable, captivating and most intriguing novel-- The Davinci Code. Really Brown is a genuise, GGNK. Wish I can discuss, more extensively this with you and any other interested fellow who read the novel. Like it than almost all the recent novels I have had read.

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[Muhsin]

Love Path by Auwalu Yusufu Hamza.

Although, I read the first version of the book during secondary years. But still, I find this second one very interesting. Will, inshaAllah, say more on that when I finished it.

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[GoodFella]

Mines Boy, by Peter Abraham.

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[Muhsin]

Lost Ecstasy by Mary Robert Rinehart. Hmm...what an old novel, written almost a hundred years ago.Yet interesting and captivating. Just got it from a friend.

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