I lost count on how many Project 50s I’ve started only to stop at maybe day 16 or even day 4, and I am realizing just now that maybe, I have been too hard on myself on my previous attempts—like I always do. Today, I am on day 1 once
Author: Elizabeth Galit
Some books don’t just tell a story. Some leave gentle reminders about life, just like this one. From the same author who created the masterpiece, What You’re Looking For Is In The Library, Michiko Aoyama‘s The Healing Hippo of Hinode Park introduces us to Kabahiko, a stationary hippo ride in
I was starting to worry about my attention span lately, as I could only finish short-form videos (hello, doomscroller me!). But it turns out all I needed was a really good series to focus on. A Calm Sea and Beautiful Days With You ended up being the very first series
R.L. Stine will always be a huge part of my being a book lover. While most teenage girls in my time were swooning over Sweet Valley High, I was that loud kid spending her downtime crouched in a far-end corridor, nose buried in a Fear Street book I borrowed from
I did my Spin The Wheels, Read The Feels (more on this on the next post!) for the first time and Mga Tala at Tula by Ron Canimo is what the wheels wanted me to read – aaaand what an opening pick! The book is written in the second-person POV,
There are stories that surprise you, not just with their plots, but with the emotions they stir long after you close the book (or in this case, komiks). Tepai Pascual‘s Duty Ka Ba? is one of them. I first met Doc El and Melba in 2022. Their story in Volume
Kindle app told me that I’ve been reading for eight days straight and to keep the momentum going, so here I am writing my thoughts about the second book I read with Kikkie. May You Have Delicious Meals almost didn’t make it to my reading list because it brings back
I figured round-ups are not for me, because what if the August ends and I only read one book unlike in July? And so, I decided that individual summaries of my thoughts are much better. With that being said, here’s to my first official read with Kikkie — To The
Yep, that’s right. I officially just became a Kindle girl. It took me a while to decide, a far cry from the impulsive buyer me which means maybe I am also entering my era of maturity. I’ve been in a reading slump for months (maybe even years). In fact, I
I should have written this months ago. But peace takes time and I needed to find mine first. There’s a certain kind of betrayal that doesn’t hit you all at once. It’s the kind that comes in small doses. A delayed payment here, a change in story there, and maybe