I usually don’t like historical fiction, so when I cam across Life Before, I was hesitant to read it. Looking over the synopsis, I decided to go against my doubt. The genre may not be my first pick, but K.L. Romo’s unique interlacing of history, reincarnation, and prostitution is well done. I feel this has opened my mind up to a new genre—in books and life. … Continue reading Literacy Lunacy: K.L. Romo’s Life Before
After finishing Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist, it’s needless to say, I became a fan of his work. Or, at least, his way of thinking and viewing the world and life. Since he’s written a decent collection of books, I decided to try out another one. Once I finished the last page of Eleven Minutes, I can (and do) confidently say Paolo Coelho brings a universal … Continue reading Literacy Lunacy: Paulo Coelho’s Eleven Minutes
You know you’re not suppose to judge a book by its cover, but that’s exactly what I did this time around. Ally Condie’s novel, Matched, stood out like a diamond among ricks and I doubt you can blame me. I mean have you seen the art for the book? It’s friggin’ gorgeous! And I can’t necessarily say I was dissing with the contents either. Living … Continue reading Literacy Lunacy: Ally Condie’s Matched
First post of May! Hurrah! I’m pleased and proud to say that I have me my goal for five months and written a blog post twice a week since the start of this year. I’ve wobbled here and there, but I have refused to give up. So far, I’m twenty five posts in, including this one! I’ve been thinking of ways to reward myself, just … Continue reading A Peek Into An Otaku’s Childhood
This is the day where we celebrate women all around the world. Today so much has been said and left unsaid for the cause of gender equality and empowering women. Whenever I hold a conversation with someone and I speak on my beliefs, I sadly have to explain what I mean when I am a feminist. And why is that? Because so many people associate … Continue reading International Women’s Day and Feminism
Naley Gonzalez 