The books you got to read before you die....

Ever since the emergence of the internet, the culture of reading books and i mean old fashioned books has greatly reduced. I find it difficult to read a book on a smartphone,tablet or a laptop despite having downloaded many in pdf format. When I was in Nanyuki i would spend lots of time reading books that i signed from the library both at the camp and the kenya national library service found in town. Having come to Nairobi i must admit i have been swallowed by the busy town life. I feel the urge to re kindle the once awesome hobby of reading i once hard. What books would the readers here recommend? My all time favourites are 48laws of power and art of war.

steve jobs by Walter Isaacson

Rich dad poor dad. though i found it a bit overated.

Moran No More by Henry Ole Kulet
Son of Woman
son of Woman in Mombasa
The River Without Thunder
Truphena the city nurse

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Power of Habit - Charles Duhigg

Hiyo list iko juu

Should have included Jack and the bean stalk.

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The poem of the Man-God

Losing my Virginity - Richard Branson. Also, read his column in the Tuesday Nation especially if you’re in business.

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Flame trees of Thika
Captain Correli’s Mandolin
The railway man
I dreamt of Africa

Across the Bridge

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east of Eden- John Steinbeck

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The Enormous Yam by George Murphy

You can also try The village Old Monk who sold his Probox

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Find me unafraid

Is that by Charles Mangua

Waiting for Godot
The Alchemist
The God of small things

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natafuta “A brief assignment by ayub ndii” nani ako na soft copy?

the river and the source - Grace Ogot

The concubine. Only @gashwin and I know Ihuoma

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