The summer is here and there’s nothing better than spending a long hot day lazing on the beach reading a good book. Here are a few of the books we wish were on our summer reading list:
Where the Tunnels Really Are – Christopher Coke
Spicing up your life with Colour - Elephant Man
Famous for Not Being Famous – LA Lewis
Outing the Fire – Capleton
Bangarang Made Easy – Bruce Golding
Driving Miss Dudus – Rev. Al Miller
Tiger, Mad Cobra, Elephant Man, Red Rat, Hawkeye & Bling Dawg: Life in the Dancehall Jungle – Cat Coore
Drawing My Tongue: My Life in Party Politics – P. Simpson-Miller
101 Ways to Hold Dung & Tek: How to run a public utility company in Jamaica - The 2nd book in the bestselling thingsjamaicanslove.com “How To” Series of books.
What Official Secrets Act? – Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin
Winning Isn’t Everything – Asafa Powell
Winning is Easy – Usain Bolt
They Call Me Mr. Anancy - Carlos Hill
Runnin' Wid' It: Doing what it takes to win – Usain Bolt & Omar Davies
Who Moved My Cheese Trix? – Timmy Johnson (The Bestselling Children’s Book of 2010 by motivational speaker and 3rd Grader Timothy “Timmy” Johnson)
Advanced Lessons in Speaking in the 3rd Person - Vybz Kartel
How Many MP's Does it Take to Screw in a Lightbulb? – Kern Spencer
Chicken Foot Soup for the Soul – Tedroy “Teddy” Jackson (The underground bestseller by Jamaican roadside chef and philosopher Teddy Jackson)
Don’t Call Me Tarzan: The Lonely Bachelor’s Guide to Finding a Woman in Jamaica – The 3rd book in the bestselling thingsjamaicanslove.com “How To” Series of books.
A Fool and his Money - A winning combination! – Carlos Hill
Totally Stumped - The Windies Cricket Team
Sour Like… Overcoming re-branding mishaps – From the “Marketing Basics” Series of books.
How to Walk a Very Very Fine Line - Shebada
Where the money went - David Smith (The runaway bestseller of 2010!)
Disclaimer: The article above is meant purely for satirical, humorous/entertainment purposes and ought not to be construed in any other way.
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written by yanique, August 28, 2010
i also think the West Indies Novel could be a bestseller.
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