Istoryan Readers: Book reviews and recommendations~

[hanamari]

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saving my firstkiss
by Lisa velthouse
--u can see the brighter side of not having a partner and that there is more to Life than Love Life aLone.

the secret
by Rhonda bynes
--the law of the universe! what u always resist persist! How to live life the way you want it to be.

[wsraxe]

guys i recommend you sign up for an account at goodreads.com.. it's a great place to keep track of books you've read, books you wanna read, and books you are reading.. you can also know what books your friends are reading and get recommendations and share comments =)

i signed up. add me as your friend. wala pakoy friend sa goodreads.com

[josephdc]

@jetskiters: i just signed up. it's really neat.

[pithyperz]

bob ong books and hope for the flowers,.... simple read.
and its a cheapo.

[josephdc]

@wsraxe: just added you...

pssstt... can you guys add me, too? josephdc22 at yahoo dot com. thanks!

[Nino Gonzales]

^ wow what a list!

i've listened to "the man who was thursday" (bbc radio adaptation) and found it interesting, pero wala kaayo ko kasabot hehe. and until now wala pa nako mahuman ang "mere christianity". dili man siya lisud sabton, it's just that nawala pa ako interest with apologetics for the mean time.

pygmalion is hilarious! hehe. pero sad pud kaayo no? naguol kaayo ko para sa character. a lot of insights can be gleaned from that book. i enjoyed it more that "the importance of being ernest".

ako sad, wa ko ka g sa the man who was thursday. ok ra ko sa start (gabriel syme is one of the coolest protagonists i have encountered, and his face-off with the anarchist bomber in that park was hilarious... i don't remember the dialogue but i remember laughing out loud while reading that...) pero surreal ra kaayo ang latter part sa book...

try out c.s. lewis's other essays... like the four loves or abolition of man... they're not hardcore apologetics, but they also contain a lot of clarity and wit...

[Nino Gonzales]

guys i recommend you sign up for an account at goodreads.com.. it's a great place to keep track of books you've read, books you wanna read, and books you are reading.. you can also know what books your friends are reading and get recommendations and share comments =)

unsay mas ok? goodreads or shelfari? i'm only using shelfari right now... i'm satisfied with their listing (but its intuitiveness and number of clicks per task could improve), but their social networking isn't really that powerful... i was hoping to connect with people with similar tastes on a percentage basis (i.e., how similar my listing is to the listing of others based on percentage). They only have comparison based on absolute number of similar books...

[ichor_82283]

i want to read again heart reader...nice story...promise

[wsraxe]

the fountainhead - ayn rand
american gods - neil gaiman

[batosai]

richard bach all novels specialy ONE