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The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins-Reid
This is my first time reading Taylor Jenkins Reid (or at least that I know of, because I didn't really care about the authors when I was younger and I hate myself for that) and I must say I am very much happy I picked up a book that I loved the writing style. There are hundreds of new novels that are released everyday and they're all good it's kinda getting hard to choose which one to get and actually read. And honestly, I had a few books I've DNFed because the writing style didn't actually fit me and I just got more irritated and annoyed and disappointed the whole…
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My rules in reading (you have my permission to steal this list)
I’m not sure if I’ve already said it or if you already heard from my vlog (yes I have a YT channel you may want to subscribe to! haha) but I just got back from my ~decade~ of reading slump. I got there (the slump) because of all possible things such as budget (yeah), time (oh yes), inspiration (maybe?) and many more I could tell just to justify my non-reading years. It was looong enough that I honestly forgot how much I love reading and sitting comfy and cozy and just enjoy coffee and books. Until I started reading again. And what got me out of that awful slump? COVID…
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10 beautiful Airbnbs near Manila to book for your year-end and other celebrations
The past year I only traveled with groups – friends, co-workers, family – and to be honest, except from food and transpo, another thing that takes more money away is the accommodation cost. Hotels are very nice, and could be the best option sometimes, but let’s face it – we cannot always afford hotel rooms good for 4-15 pax every time we go out of town. One time, my friends and I were looking for a place to stay for a small get together. The problem was hotel rooms usually occupies only 2 persons and you have to pay for additional heads if you’re more than 2. Family rooms are…
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Mexican Gothic by Sylvia-Moreno Garcia
Mexican Gothic follows the story of Noemi Taboada, a glam, rich kid (tbh, sana all??) living her life freely in the city - partying, hanging out with friends, drinking, smoking. His father received this weird letter from her cousin, Catalina who married a man from the countryside. Catalina talked about how his husband was poisoning her, she talked about ghosts, spiders, snakes, and everything creepy. Noemi's dad suspects Catalina should be needing a psychiatrist so just to be sure, he convinced Noemi to visit the countryside and check on Catalina. Noemi went, though when she arrived, Catalina's new home felt creepy and old and weird. Noemi's stay in the mansion…
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Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
I was not a big fan of classic books. I only had experience in reading the classics when it was required in school back in HS and university. Beyond the syllabus, ah, nah. Until I got interested (among any other things that get me interested my whole life) into watching reading vlogs a.k.a booktube which influenced me to do the same for my channel as well. One of the booktubers I am following is a foreign (Canadian if I remember it right) Lit Major, and if you see or hear her too I know you'll get back to that phase in your life (if there's any) where you just want…
