Dilly Daddle II

As to I'm nearly finished with the HP Series (Horayyy!!) I thought of what should I blog about, with Harry Potter rounding up my dreams I couldn't resist. I mean, is it normal for a reader to dream about what he/she reads? I've been muttering "Dumbledore" in my sleep and I have no regrets at all. I have also discovered when I awoke from my nap I opened Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince as if I'm reading it while I'm sleeping. I'm in awe. Anywhoo, here's part two of my dilly daddleness and what-not.

Confessions of a Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella

I have a thing for chick flick boosters. I'm really in shock, didn't know I had it in me. HAHAHA. I read this book when I was 11 years old and I'm on my first year of high school (yes, I'm very young). Some might know this because of the movie itself. I for one, didn't had the opportunity to watch it. -__- Been carrying this around the school and reading it as if I had no classes at all. After I've finished with the book, I swore to myself I'd buy more of Kinsella's work.

Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky

I've first saw the title when I was rummaging through movies on the web and the title caught me. (would it not?). As to my vocabulary is weak, I had no idea what on earth was a wallflower until I've searched it on the web and found there was a book about it. Wasting no time, I downloaded a copy of it on iBooks and read it. I've also watched the movie and I was dazzled when Logan Lerman and Emma Watson were the casts and the stars!! Heaven!! (~*3*)~ I've just read it recently and remembered I have shared the summary with my classmates. I loved the story a whole lot.

Emily the Strange: The Lost Days by Rob Reger

This was on display when I was in a visit to the National Book Store in General Santos City, and I was pretty much attracted by the pages with the pictures and whole lot. Once I've read the book, I've realized me and Emily has so much in common! She wears black clothes, I know all of my clothes are all black and she adores cats, which I do too. Hoho, what reading does to me. I remember reading this when I was 12 and it was summer time. Book was great so were the pages. Literally. Oh and it's a series novel, and I'm not contented with Emily only having lost her memory. I crave for more.

Dopple Ganger Chronicles: The First Escape by G.P. Taylor

I've bought this book in a store at Robinsons Mall, General Santos City. I forgot the name of the said store. Remind me again to take down notes as to where I'm buying goodies. Well, this books makes me imagine what would it be like if I had a twin and we've got separated. That wouldn't be too pretty. I've read this book when I was 13 or so. Also, this is a series, composed of The First Escape, The Secret of the Indigo Moon, and The Great Mogul Diamond. Rumors though that there is a book for coming forth. After I've finished reading the First Escape, I went back again to the store to find the second book but it wasn't there yet. They were out of stock. Unlucky me. 3:

This post is rather wordy, isn't it?

Dilly Daddle

Since it's summer, the seeker is back again to her daily habit. You know, reading books, locking herself in her room just so she could concentrate reading and what-not. So, I've decided to share and maybe persuade (or force) you to read books. I mean, it is enchanting to be buried in books :3

(c) Google

I've been collecting books since I was in Grade 4, got persuaded by my friend Althea. And Luanne Rice's "Firefly Beach" was the first novel I've ever read. Forced my mom to buy me more books authored by Rice. But since I am a clumsy git, I must have misplaced them. Nonetheless, the book collecting did not stop. Now, I'm Fifteen and my books are crowding up my room (no bragging).

No more dilly daddle, here's some of 'em:

Ellen Schreiber (I've got Cryptic Cravings on iBooks)

Christopher PikeI have a thing for vampire related fiction. Merherher.

Christopher Pike

Story of a girl who died. wonders why, finds out why. (Short Summary lol)

'Nuff said. I'll brag more about 'em sooner than later though. After I've finished reading Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.

Adios Muchachos.