Between Viking, Homeless Guy & Stalker

Hi, I'm back again today! Forgot about Wordless Wednesday, I just feel like talking right now. Let start with the weekend. While a big event happened somewhere in KL, I was swamped with books *sort of* courtesy of my sisters. They both went to the PWTC book fair and decided that I NEEDED a pile of new books to read! Thanks to them, I have a months supply of books. Not that was a bad thing mind you. 

Then on Monday morning, I got up-close and personal with scones. I would say, it was some record I've made. Five batches of scones to bake and packed. By the time it was done, I was covered with flour! But it was really satisfying, having made something that was requested over and over again because they really like it was worth the effort. Thanks for the request girls and of course to my dear sisters also for helping me!

Okay, so the last book I've reviewed here was Beautiful Dreamer by Elizabeth Lowell. It's not that I haven't read anything... Just that I'm couldn't put my thoughts together into a decent review. Lucky me, in between baking session I always found some time to kill and filled it with reading. Want to know what I'm reading lately?

Ain't She Sweet?

What you give, you get back - Anonymous

Human nature dictates that there's always a good and a bad sides in a person. Sometimes, it's hard to differentiate between a good and a bad one. Because not everyone we've known are wearing their true colors. So that's where our instincts are needed. We could feel who's sincerely being nice to us and who's sugarcoating their words to hide their bad intentions to us *although we could always have a mixed feeling about this every time*. 

But don't worry too much about that okay. Actually, I've read a book that makes me thinking about that. I love the way the story goes. The way it's story line enfolded was brilliant. The scenarios linking the pasts and presents. You also get to see a nice bantering between the female and male lead characters. Their conversations were full of sarcasm and I've got to admit that it was hilarious sometimes. 

This Is Not Happy Feet

What will you do if you were sent a penguin all the way from Antarctic? 

That's what you'll have to figure out in this Jim Carrey's new movie based on a children book, Mr. Popper's Penguins written by Richard and Florence Atwater! I am so hoping that the movie can live up to the book. 

Have you ever imagine what a penguin can do to your life? We are talking about routinely-normal kind of life. With a penguin around, there's absolutely no-normalcy afterwards! 

Whisper Falls : Have Faith

Just keep swimming - Dory, Finding Nemo

Have you ever been in a situation where all things you love doing, things you've accustomed to...are taken away because of something irreparable happened to your life? 

Beautiful Dreamer : Don't Give Up on Hope

Morning all... :) Today we'll start with a book review first. I've been giddy with wanting to review this novel for awhile now. As beautiful as the the title I would say. It's called Beautiful Dreamer written by Elizabeth Lowell.

arzian books : a hidden treasure

listen up everyone!!!   ^_^ 

there, i got your attention. i decided that tonight's a bookworm night! so what's on my bookshelf today? hmm...i think skip what i have for tonight cuz i'd love to introduce this website selling secondhand books at a very fair price. and believe me, you won't find that kind of offer anywhere.

for your information, they have quite a selections of novels in english and bahasa melayu range from kids to adults. they also have some comic books that hard to come by nowadays. and for parents who want to encourage their youngsters to read, they also offered various titles suitable for the young minds. 

now, what are you waiting for? head over to ArZian Books and see for yourself. you might end up with the best bargain ever.... ^_^ 

rainwater : love without words

it's been awhile since my last post on books. so tonight i'd like to review one of my favorite reading. this one titled rainwater by sandra brown. it is by far the best i could recommend from many of her books. set in during the depression time in america, it highlights on the subject of good and evil; where things doesn't actually seem like it was. and the subject of love; love beyond reason, love for humanity, love for those in needs.

what i like most about the novel is how the events take turn in the plot intertwined with the emotional play.

treasure island

tonight, i'm in a talkative mood. so lets talk about books. i love books. i love reading. too many favorite writers, i can't pick personal favorite because i like them all. i still remember the first english story book that i got was the teddy bear's tail  by enid blyton. i love it so much and it's so very dear to me. i remember the stories, always funny