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The Count of Monte Cristo

It has been ages since the last time I wrote a book review. Well maybe because I’m not reading that much anymore or maybe I just couldn’t find a good book. Anyway, a friend recommended this classic by Alexandre Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo, during one of our dine-outs and he is right. This is a masterpiece.

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Just A Break

I’m now on my 5th week as a graduate student and as expected it is not that easy. I’m worried about my Assembly Programming subject. :(

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I

NOTE: This post contains spoilers! I’m not the type of person who would take a peek at the back of the book just to find out the ending without reading the whole thing but I’m so curious and thrilled with the Harry Potter’s last book I was tempted to go to the last page and [...]

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Insights From Tuesdays With Morrie

Tuesday’s With Morrie is a sad novel about a deep bond or should I say friendship between a student and his college professor. This book moved me from the first page through the last chapter. It changed my perception on some things about life especially death and made me shed tears. I’ve learned so much [...]

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I’m Back

Well, it’s been ages since the last time I updated my blog. What happened to me those days?? Well, let me recall….. I’ve been busy with work and school but I really can’t study and work at the same time that’s why I have to choose between the two… and what else would I choose..? [...]

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Pride and Prejudice

I’ve just finished reading ‘Pride and Prejudice’ and all of a sudden it became my favorite novel. It’s charming and heart-warming in its own way. The novel’s first line– “It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife“–gives you the idea [...]

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The Rule of Four

I’ve read the book twice already and it never fails to amuse me.. Once you start reading it you’ll have a hard time putting the book down. I suggest you guys to read the book. You’ll learn a lot from it. It’s a smart book that is worth reading. There are riddles, mysteries, and murders. [...]

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The Wedding

This is a good book. If you’re a hopeless romantic, I’m sure you’ll love this book. It’s heartwarming, touchy, and wonderful. The romance of Wilson and Jane was great but it was not the very reason why I really like the book…, it was because of Noah and the swan. Well I guess you just [...]

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Between Dinner and the Morning After

Synopsis When the past makes a comeback… Although it’s taking her eccentric boss forever to give Abi a break, its fine — at least she’s got a job. It pays the shopping bills and keeps her busy. Although she’s no longer happy with her boyfriend, it’s cool — he’s perfect for her mother and her [...]

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