***WARNING!! SPOILERS AHEAD!! Those who haven’t read the book/watched the movie yet, exit this page immediately unless you have already or you like spoilers then go ahead. You have been warned.*** So. Simon vs The Homo Sapiens Agenda. Or as movie enthusiasts call: Love, Simon. To summarize the whole story: It’s about a closeted boy… Continue reading Book Review // Simon vs The Homo Sapiens Agenda
Hey! How’s it going? So every month is a struggle for me because not only do I have to get my braces adjusted, but it’s where the nearest bookstore situated. You might ask “Why is it a struggle for you? Wouldn’t you be happy to visit the bookstore?” Well, that’s the case. Every month I… Continue reading Book Review: Dumplin’
Hey, guys! Last post of 2016. (Whoo!) As I’m typing this, I’m 2 hours and 45 minutes away from 2017 (I live in a GMT +8 time zone) and I decided to make this like only a moment before because I was watching the Before I Fall trailer for the nth time. Speaking of which,… Continue reading Book Review: Before I Fall
So this is the updated list of my favorite books (new ones under the old list) and I hope I’ll be able to do most of them by the end of this year. I can’t promise it but I’ll try my best to find time, which is every Friday/Sunday. Battle of the Labyrinth Chamber of Secrets Dawn and… Continue reading Book Review
This is story starts when Mr. Bowman asks his class what Frankenstein looks like, where only Elizabeth Wakefield got the correct answer. He tells them to read a book [each student] that was written at least twenty years before the present setting and make a book report about it. In the next setting, Elizabeth and… Continue reading Book Review: Steven Gets Even
Horace is very spoiled and craves attention from his father. He frequently misbehaves yet no one raises a hand against him, since he is a prince. Therefore, his family provides him a whipping boy named Jemmy, who was fetched from the streets. Although he is the one who gets beaten every time the prince does… Continue reading Book Review: The Whipping Boy
Jess Jordan is a fifteen year old who complain about her upper body’s lack of development and her bottom’s massiveness. Not only that she’s disappointed with her lack of beauty but has to live the knowledge that she’s best friends with Flora Barclay, who has the loveliness of a goddess. Jess lives with her mother… Continue reading Book Review: Girl, 15, Charming but Insane
In the book, the main character, Kristy Thomas, finally moves in to her new home after her mother married a rich man named Watson Brewer. She also put up posters all over her new neighborhood to advertise the One time, while waiting for the school bus in her neighborhood, she encountered four girls who were… Continue reading Book Review: Kristy and the Snobs
Internal Monologues 