31. Nam with gang

If you like someone, do you tell your friends right away or do you keep it as a secret? Personally, I usually keep it to myself — at least for a certain span of time. Cause time will eventually come when you’d finally snap out of it and you’d badly want someone to talk about  [ Read More ]

9 recipe of love

Alright, this will be the 1st of my 5 upcoming posts about things I learned/realized from the movie A Little Thing called Love. It’s much like what I did with 500 Days of Summer. So first stop, my thoughts about self-help books. In the movie, Nam in her attempt to make PShone fall in love  [ Read More ]

The 100 Books Challenge

January - 23 - 2011
Posted by Kristine Cuer
pile of books

I had this password protected before. I was unsure if I’d be able to cope with the challenge so no point of making it official yet. So I tested the water first. And so far, so good. Christian, my trainer from the office asked me what are my plans for 2011. That got me sidetracked  [ Read More ]

Book Retrospect: Inkdeath

January - 23 - 2011
Posted by Kristine Cuer
inkdeath

Have you ever wondered what would you feel or do if the characters from the book that you like or dislike just suddenly pop out of no where then you realize that the one that brought them to life is actually your voice? What would you most likely feel? Probably you will feel awed for  [ Read More ]

Book Retrospect: Ang Mga Kaibigan ni Mama Susan

January - 8 - 2011
Posted by Kristine Cuer
mama susan

I am one of those who hails Bob Ong as one of the finest Filipino writers of this generation. So, when I saw a copy (or make that a single copy) of his latest book while I was strolling a bookstore in the city, I just bought it instantly. The book cover is colored violet  [ Read More ]

Book Retrospect: Beatrice and Virgil

September - 23 - 2010
Posted by Kristine Cuer
beatrice-and-virgil2

This is such a let down. Maybe that’s one of the disadvantage if you had created a masterpiece, you’re so much expected to follow that with another masterpiece. Much like Mr. Yann Martel’s fate. After his Life of Pi, which I believe can truly be called a modern-classic, you can’t help but expect that his  [ Read More ]

Book Retrospect: The Art of Racing in the Rain

September - 19 - 2010
Posted by Kristine Cuer
racing in the rain

Most of the time, if I want to get my money’s worth from buying a book, I’d base it on authors that were trusted through time. Those who can give you a good read cause they’ve been in the best selling list for quite some time and for some, already a permanent/household name. I’ve had  [ Read More ]

FREEEEEEEDOM.

September - 19 - 2010
Posted by Kristine Cuer
tablea coffee

Me and my friends had been regarding our rest days much like that: Freedom. And whenever we’d punch in the clock that signifies the end of the work week, we’d like to pretend that we are saying that word much like the way Mel Gibson did when he was portraying Braveheart from the movie of  [ Read More ]

Their Books.

September - 16 - 2010
Posted by Kristine Cuer
their-books1

I’ve been burying myself with reading books these past few days. My room mate left me for good and that left me theĀ  privacy and freedom to keep my room’s light on as long as I want. Although the main reason why I left the lights on was: I felt spooked. (Yes, I do believe  [ Read More ]

I think I need Rehab

November - 1 - 2009
Posted by Kristine Cuer
me

The first ever book I’ve bought from my own allowance was the first book of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Anne Brashares. It was a second-hand book. I was still a student back then so budget was tight and book sales/second-hand bookstores were great help. Before that, I usually would simply borrow books  [ Read More ]

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