Introduction
2021 was a very busy
year for me. I was especially occupied with many office works that I couldn’t get enough time to read more books.
Apart from office work, I was able to continue with my blogging career wiring for Kachele Online Blog. I used most of
my ample time to write various blog posts
and prepare some books which are going to be published this year by www.kacheleonline.co.tz. Most of the
books
I read are about my two careers: teaching and blogging careers.
Despite the challenges
given above, I still managed to read some books. Here is a list of the seven (07) I read
in 2021:
(1)
Barcock, C et al (2010) GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE FOR OCR, Oxford
University Press, Oxford.
(2)
Clayton, D & Kemp, B
(2008) AQA English Language A: AS English:
Exclusively endorsed by AQA, Nelson Thornes, London.
(3)
Coleman, D.C et al
(2010) GCSE ENGLISH LITERATURE for OCR,
Oxford University Press, Oxford.
(4)
Guillebean, Chris (2009)
279 DAYS TO OVERNIGHT SUCCESS: An Unconventional
Journey to Full-Time Writing.
(5)
Imelda, P & Nield, J
(2008) English: The Basic Skills,
Nelson Thornes, Delta Place.
(6)
Ministry of National
Education (1979) English for Tanzanian
Schools: Teacher’s Book Three, Printpack/MTUU – Tanzania, Dar es Salaam.
(7)
Mwape, Elijah (2019) WISDOM:
Exceptional Insights For Success.
Final Words
The Reading habit begins with you. You can practice how to
play football by playing football. You can also practice how to read by
reading. Begin by reading novels and short
stories, plays, and poems.
Share with me. What were
your 2021’s favourite books? And what are your reading plans for 2022?
Let's share!
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