The Da Vinci Code

This is an amazing thriller written by Dan Brown. He was able to cleverly weave together an interesting story, with a conspiracy-theory plot. He made the readers want more, more, more! It's so hard to put down the book! However, I must say that this is a very dangerous book because it's so easy for people to believe everything as true. Even if the author uses real events in history and actual groups and people, this is still fiction.

It's a great read. Promise.

Da Vinci Code

I am currently reading Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. As they said in PinoyExchange, it's "unputdownable".

Oh yeah, finished Harry Potter 5 over the weekend. Book isn't worth the hype that came before it. But well, I had to read it 'cause I wanted to know what happened to Harry after Voldemort came back.

Had dinner in Little Asia last saturday. I really really love the prawns wrapped in bacon.

Now:

Reading Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.

Stressed and sick.

Would like to react with a big, fat "Whatever" to some sites.

Not a very positive entry, huh?

I totally forgot that Harry Potter Book 5 will come out today! I heard that National Bookstore actually opened at 7AM just for those who reserved books. I guess I'm not a "fan" anymore. But I'll still drop by National Bookstore later to see if they still have copies.


I wonder what this will be about...

Are you into inspiration books such as Tuesdays with Morrie? If you are, then I suggest you check out Lance Armstrong's It's Not About The Bike. It's the story of how Lance Armstrong recovered from testicular cancer, which had already spread throughout his body, including his brain! Before he discovered that he had cancer, he was one of the top cyclists in the world. After his recovery, he went on to win the world's greatest cycling event - the Tour de France. His story is truly inspiring.

You can bid for the book at Avalon.ph They have good second hand books in that site.