It’s
been a while since I posted something bookworm-related But it does not mean
that I’ve stopped reading nor have the books stopped arriving and taking up
space in my shelves. But I admit that spending on books have taken a back seat
for now. It’s because I’ve been so mindful of all my expenses as of the moment
and I’ve given priority to my needs and not just my wants.
But
in my perspective, books can be both a want and need. If one can enjoy
acquiring and reading books, it could be a personal want, and the need of
adventure, imagination and the experience of learning could be fulfilled. In
totality, collecting more books to read can be justified (wink).
Enough
of me banging on.
I
would like to introduce you to my new friends for the month of April.
I
have a weakness when it comes to Latin American writers (insert Japanese,
Chinese and a particular French author). To be honest, I've stalked G.G.
Marquez enough and made it a point to hunt down all of the Random House editions
(simply because I've started with the Random House covers) but have also come
across titles like The Shadow of the Wind, Angel's Game, Midnight Palace and
Prisoner of Heaven leading me to the Wikipedia page of Carlos Ruiz Zafon.
I
found two titles in Book
Love's shop and got them for bargain prices and something tells me that I
really would not be disappointed.
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| The Prisoner of Heaven and The Midnight Palace by Carlos Ruiz Zafon |
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| Note from Book Love |
Another new friend of mine has been on my bedside shelf for a while now. The Elenium by David Eddings is trilogy and made its way from Australia to the Philippines. It took a while to get here (mailed last year and arrived five months after). I pretty much enjoy the world of enchantment of knights belonging to a holy order, politics surrounding a kingdom and the sarcasm in the dialogue. Book reviews and author introductions to follow, yeah?
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| The Elenium Trilogy by David Eddings |
It won't be long before my book shelf above my bed will collapse and I will find myself knocked out with all these copies landing right on my face, the spines bruising half of me. Bloody horrible scene is it? I think it's fantastic!
