A plan; “a detailed proposal for doing or achieving something”, “an intention or decision about what one is going to do”, or “a drawing or diagram made by projection on a horizontal plane, especially one showing the layout of a building or one floor of a building” as defined upon a one-word Google search. A plan doesn’t have to simply be a to-do list, an … Continue reading Book of the Month: Little Fires Everywhere
Summer is here, and hopefully more time to immerse myself into numerous more books and stories, while fangirling all over them. Well, that’s not exactly the case for me since I am doing summer school and have A LOT to do to prepare for the next year! But, still nothing stops me from not reading completely (okay, maybe, my schoolwork). This month’s Book(s) of the … Continue reading Book of the Month: Carve the Mark Duology
Right now, our world is in a very difficult position. We have a global pandemic that has trapped every single human being into their homes, and there is the wide-spread of protests going on to fight racism that still takes place all over the world. It is in no doubt that at this point every person is feeling conflicted in some way or another. I … Continue reading Book of the Month: The Hate You Give
“Better late than never”, they say! Okay, if I have been able to publish this blog, that means I eventually set aside my physics, French, English, math, and biology work, and gotten down with this. No, I have not forgotten about my May book of the month, so here it is! At last, I have arrived with a new blog and the book of the … Continue reading Book of the Month: The Book Thief
My first book of the month for April is Lilac Girls. I am so excited to start this series with a beautiful, compelling story I discovered earlier this year! I hope that from these monthly reviews (spoiler free!), you all can have something new to explore to keep you engaged! Written by Martha Hall Kelly, Lilac Girls is a story about three women in three … Continue reading Book of the Month: Lilac Girls
This book review has been very overdue. About an year ago, I read the book, Everything, Everything, by Nicola Yoon. This is an innovative, young-adult book, with a romantic-side, aimed towards those in their late-teens. This book consists of a fictional, sincere narration about a 17 year old girl named Madeline Whittier, who has never been out of her house. Having a rare disease, SCID, … Continue reading Everything, Everything
Family is everything. Without it, one cannot be fully complete or content. That is why family stays together, always. However, there are times that come when it is broken. Members, loved ones, parents, all separate, leaving such a bright and treasured past behind. Everyone’s lives are scattered and turned completely upside down. At these tough times, is it important to forget all differences and all … Continue reading Family is Everything: Bridge of Clay
One of my recent reads has been The Darkest Minds, the first installment of the series named after it. Written by the excellent author, Alexandra Bracken, The Darkest Minds is a sci-fi novel, consisting of a story about a young girl, named Ruby, who is a survivor of a deadly disease that killed 98% of the children, from which only the 2% remain, alive and … Continue reading The Darkest Minds
As a constant, full-time reader, my life is never complete without books. Books are one of the most valuable parts of my life. I respect books, I care for my books, and I keep them safe. However, I did not realize how knowledgeable and literary I have become after reading them. I didn’t realize that a lot of what I know is from books, not … Continue reading Fahrenheit 451: The Value of Books
Just awhile ago, I began to read the controversial book about the president of United States, Donald Trump. Yes. I’m reading Fire and Fury. Though I have not finished even one fourth of it, I want to write something about it, like a pre-read blog I once wrote on Who Moved My Cheese?. I figured if I layed down all of my thoughts before reading … Continue reading Fire and Fury (Pre-read)
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