Dork Diaries by Rachel Renée Russell My rating: 4 of 5 stars Before reading, I took a peek on what people said about this book here at goodreads.com. The first impression about the main character was not so good. They said, she was a brat. The thing is, my daughter had read it. Feeling responsible… Continue reading [Book Review] Dork Diaries
It’s been a while since I last watched movies or read books that contain romance. And, out of the blue, when I’ve been ill these last few days, I decided to watch and read during my bed-resting. As for the movie, I chose You’ve Got Mail. Yes, the one about books and love-finding on the internet.… Continue reading The Romantic Side of Me
I decided to like their FB pages this month. Really like what I see on my hectic timeline. Pics of my favorite writers altogether.
My rating: 4 of 5 stars I like this kind of books. You know, the books that talk about pain, about how one deals with death and stuff. Especially, it’s a teen book. I don’t know why, but I enjoy reading books talking about teenagers. About how they deal with life and everything. I have… Continue reading [Review] After (Luc dan Aku) by Francis Chalifour
Reading this book, I learn a lot about how to maintain a relationship, a marriage. Couples must support each other, and be expressive about how each feels to his/her spouse. Knowing that your loved one cares about you so much and think of you a lot helps you survive the relationship, no matter what. Well,… Continue reading I Love You, Ronnie: The Letters of Ronald Reagan to Nancy Reagan by Nancy Reagan
I always love writing. When I write, it feels like being on the set and I am not me. Similar to reading. I am currently writing a novel about a man named Sam. I asked a few friends to read the first chapter. So far, their comments were positive. I am on the 146th page… Continue reading Writing with, for, and about Sam
Probably. Don’t know. I guess so. I’m a person who feels and thinks too much. I know, it’s killing me. But, changing is not that easy. Hubby is an easy-going kind of person. Somehow, he has been influencing me. Yet, things are getting rough lately. So, I’m kinda back to how I was. A friend… Continue reading Do I Sweat the Small Stuff?
rating: 3 of 5 stars This is not one of Dahl’s books that I love. But, it’s ok. Maybe it’s because of the mice — I can’t stand one mouse, and in this book, I had to deal with lots of mice. However, I love the lovely bond between the main character and his Grandmamma.… Continue reading The Witches by Roald Dahl
I’m reading a book about a girl whose father passed away and mother left her and her two siblings in their Great GrandMa’s. She has to be strong for her sister and brother. And, she is a very strong kid. Love her. She affects me a lot. If she can be that strong, I should… Continue reading How Books Can Change Many Things
What do I read? Many. You can check it out at my goodreads.com page. Well, it’ not like I’ve read a thousand books or what. Not yet. And, that’s not my point anyway. I’m not talking about the quantity, either the quality, I guess.
Nadiah Alwi 