Bob Ong's Si made me cry a hundred tears
Si isn't like the Bob Ong books I've read in the past. Gone were the comical words with satirical context. Gone were the portrayals and c…
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Life lessons we can learn from Lexa Hillyer's Proof of Forever
If I was dragged back in time, maybe I'd look for other things I never noticed before. Things that could make a much better impact towards my pr…
Book Binge Bazaar: Book Hauls and Tips To A Hassle-Free Shopping
National Book Store's first ever Book Binge Bazaar is currently happening and I am so glad I was able to drop by during its first day yesterday.…
Book Review: Tatlong Gabi Tatlong Araw by Eros Atalia
I got this book from MIBF 2017 for Php180 (it's a discounted price I think), and I couldn't understand why I didn't read it right away. …
Book Review: Malibu Hills Murder by Deborah Brown
First of all, this book is a bit too short for a mystery novel. But I figured there's gonna be more since Malibu Hills Murder is just the first …
Book Review: The Sender by Tom Baum
I'm trying review books from different genre, and after reading The Sender, I'm not sure if I can keep up (in a good way, though). …
Book Review: 21 Dares by JC Gatlin
This year's book number three brought me back to my teenage years. 21 Dares is packed with references of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, plus it felt …
Book Report: The Playboy Next Door by Christina Tetreault
Right, so my second book this year is romance (super classic), something that I got from Amazon. I haven’t heard of Christina Teatrault but download…
Book Report: Red Julie by JA Whiting
This book is one of the best bedtime reads I've ever had. I couldn't recall if I have read something from JA Whiting before, and assuming t…
Mga Bagay na Hindi Magkakabagay: Ricky Lee’s Kung Alam N’yo Lang Book Launch
I’ve been seeing this man quite a lot (three times I think is a lot), and it marvels me that I never fail to learn something new each time I see him.…
Ricky Lee's Kung Alam N'yo Lang: The Making and Book Signing
This is the second time I attended a Karl Castro and Ricky Lee event. The first one was back in May last year, as they talked about their works and c…
Moymoy Lulumboy and Rebel Fiction Book Launch at The MIBF 2016
MIBF is one of the main events that's most awaited by book addicts like me. There are lots of book-related happenings and this weekend, I was hon…
Book Talks: Secret Lives Of Books
As an author and having attended quite a few workshops about writing, I always keep an eye on various events, symposia, dialogues and seminars (for f…
Book 5: Don't Breathe A Word, Holly Cupala
My book reading challenge is going quite well, and I am glad that I am somehow up to date. My book choices are also superb so far, which is probably …
Books 3 and 4: The Evolution of Mara Dyer, The Retribution ofara Dyer
Finally, I've finished reading the trilogy. I just don't like being left hanging in the open, that is why I forced myself to finish the serie…
Book 2: Attachments, Rainbow Rowell
I've been occupied by Mike Ross the whole time I was not in the scene - that heartbreakingly handsome fraud of this TV program which has become …
#2015BookChallenge: The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer
Since it's a new year, I decided to challenge myself to read a hundred books. That includes fiction and self-help books. Will I be able to live u…
Dash and Lily's Book of Dares, Rachel Cohn; David Levithan
The holidays have made me busy but it didn't stop me from grabbing books so I could curl up and read. I was at a friend's house the other day…
The Saga Continues: Fire With Fire, Ashes To Ashes
I've finally finished the Burn For Burn Trilogy , and now, I have mixed feelings about the books. So, yes, I was entertained by the first book, B…
Burn For Burn, Jenny Han; Siobhan Vivian
To those who are up to no good, beware. Karma's a bitch! Okay, so I have to say that this book actually did entertain me. Burn For Burn is one o…