Archive for the ‘Books’ Category
Singapore Expo, where many huge sales happen, is only a few bus stops away from my place. I often visit their website to check the events, specifically department store sale, I.T. sale, and most importantly, book sale! The last one was held a few days ago. I stayed there for an hour and it was [...]
I have just finished reading one of Steve Berry’s books: The Venetian Betrayal. It’s not as good as Romanov Prophecy, but it is an interesting read as well. I always love the main character: Cotton Malone, who was also in the book that I previously read, The Charlemagne Pursuit. A former Justice Department agent, but [...]
I came across the phrase Jones Act lawyer on the internet and I couldn’t help but think about MAW Law Agency. One of the characters of Jude Deveraux’s “Lavender Morning” is one of its owners. Yeah, I’m such a hopeless romantic. Is there really a guy out there like Luke (again, a character in the [...]
Books in Japan are more expensive than the ones sold in the Philippines (of course). But this is not totally true for Amazon books. Books in Amazon Japan could be more than 50% cheaper. Plus, delivery is free for orders totalling at least 1,500 yen. It is a very good bargain, but I was not [...]
“Men and women are supposed to be different.” *I should have known and accepted this fact before my past (and only) relationship crumbled. If I had known this, this would have made a big difference and that relationship might have been salvaged. I have just started reading the book “Men Are from Mars, Women Are [...]
Yatta! I’ve just finished reading the real HP7 book early this evening! And I give it 5/5 stars! The best HP series book ever and I hope they would make the best HP movie from this! I know I couldn’t make a good spoiler on this so I recommend Grace’s and I’ll just continue with [...]
Months before the official release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, a friend gave me a copy of the supposed book. I was 100% doubtful of its authenticity but I still gave it a go. As I read through it, I was really bothered by how the book focused more on the intimate relationships [...]
