Some pages…

Lately, I’ve been read­ing books again. I miss read­ing and the fun and thrill it brings. Blame the school work.

It was dur­ing my OJT that I decided to leaf through some pages again since the work was pretty bor­ing, espe­cially dur­ing morn­ings. So the first book I read that time was The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown. As usual, Mr. Brown never fails to leave my mouth hang­ing in awe. A two-thumbs up yet again.

That’s how I got myself want­ing more, and more. I even got the chance to read Look­ing for Alaska by John Green. Finally. After many months of look­ing for a copy. Then, I found out it was banned. I mean, come on, you peo­ple. Ban­ning this book is so ridicu­lous that I want to make an appeal. It had pow­er­ful writ­ing. Fas­ci­nat­ing in its ways. This isn’t “porno­graphic” and not intended to shock read­ers, but sim­ply to explore teen sex­u­al­ity. I even think that Julie Garwood’s books con­tain more sen­si­tive scenes than this one. Look­ing for Alaska was a remark­ably intel­li­gent book and man­aged to rise above the con­de­scen­sion that teen nov­els usu­ally have. I can’t help but appre­ci­ate the depth that this novel had shown. It’s appar­ently one of my favorites. I love how it explores life and death.

Finally, my most recent read. The Hunger Games tril­ogy, only that the third and last install­ment is yet to be released this August. The first two books are awe­some. Fas­ci­nat­ing. Remark­able. Hands down to Suzanne Collins’ orig­i­nal­ity and cre­ativ­ity. I’m not sure if there’s a sim­i­lar story with this tril­ogy, but I doubt it since I had never encoun­tered one. And I tell you, book­worms, you’ll regret not giv­ing these books a chance. It’s too riv­et­ing, if not amaz­ing, to put down.

I seri­ously can’t wait for August 24. I’m dying to know the after­math of their defi­ance to the Capi­tol. Kat­niss. Gale. Peeta. Haymitch. Finnick. Et cetera. And, yes, I was so thrilled when I searched The Hunger Games on imdb.com ;)

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