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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Book review: Stieg Larsson’s “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”
As much of a “trendsetter” I am when it comes to such questionable masterpieces such as “Modelland” and “A Shore Thing“, I am always, always woefully late when it comes to what is actually popular on most readers’ shelves. For … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged a purpose driven life, a shore thing, harry potter, harry potter and the goblet of fire, haruki murakami, jk rowling, millenium trilogy, mitch albom, modelland, nicholas sparks, nicole "snooki" polizzi, paolo coelho, rick warren, stieg larsson, suzanne collins, the girl with the dragon tattoo, the hunger games, the winner stands alone, tyra banks
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Book review: Cassandra Clare’s “Clockwork Prince”
Cassandra Clare has certainly made a name for herself ever since gaining popularity – and a certain level of infamy – as a writer of Harry Potter fanfiction. Not only did she start a bestselling series with her “The Mortal … Continue reading
Kung Hei Fat Choi!
It’s the Chinese New Year this Monday, and if you guys are lucky, you can find a bag like this one at your nearby National Book Store. It’s National Book Store’s Ang Pao Bag, available at selected National Book Store … Continue reading
Chapter by Chapter Review: Tyra Banks’ “Modelland” Chapter 13
To tell you quite frankly guys, the past few chapters have been less than satisfactory. I mean, even less satisfactory than the other chapters that have come before them. For one thing, Tyra hasn’t given me a lot to work … Continue reading
Book review: Jay Asher and Carolyn Mackler’s “The Future of Us”
There is no doubt that Facebook has become one of the, if not the most, ubiquitous aspects of modern life. Since it was created in 2004, Facebook has grown rapidly and ingratiated itself into all aspects of our online and offline lives. … Continue reading
Chapter by Chapter Review: Tyra Banks’ “Modelland” Chapter 12
I will forever believe that Ty-Ty stole the idea of Modelland from RuPaul’s Drag Race. Would you guys believe that it’s been a whole month since I did one of these things? Work just kind of piled up on me … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter by Chapter Review
Tagged chapter by chapter review, modelland, tyra banks
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Book review: Junot Diaz’ “The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao”
I think it was Jessica Zafra who once noted that the Philippines, while very firmly located in Asia, often has more similarities with Latin American countries than its own Asian neighbors. We were under Spanish rule for more than 300 … Continue reading
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Tagged jessica zafra, junot diaz, the brief wondrous life of oscar wao
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Book Blockade defeated!
Or at least, that’s what MLQ III says in his latest Tumblr post. In any case, I would suggest that all my friends who buy books online or get them from Book Mooch to print out a copy of that Department … Continue reading
Posted in My Life in Books
Tagged book blockade, florence agreement, manuel quezon iii, my life in books
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