This should've been poster by New Year's Eve, but then I forgot. Then on Valentine's day, but I didn't have the time. So here we are...

I have a hate-love relationship with Wuthering Heights, in which I hated it at first, then upon closer inspection, I miiiight love it.

It's summer and I just want to talk about stories that tug at your heart string, sometimes in the most inconvenient spaces.

When I decided to read this book before watching the movie, I was confident that this was a perfect light read. Boi, was I wrong.

Love is like the wind, you can't see it but you can feel it.

Wait, did I say Lizzie Bennet was my favourite Jane Austen's heroine? Do scratch that. Emma Woodhouse takes the cake!

According to Delvi, it's basically a story of two sisters trying to heal from past wounds with the Brazilian World Cup in the background.

Plotwise, Midnight Sun is more or less the same as Twilight, the only difference is through whose eyes we are looking.

Title: Breaking Dawn (Twilight, #4) Author: Stephenie Meyer Published by: Little, Brown and Company Published on: August 2008 Pages: 756...

Buku ini adalah kejutan manis buat gue. Ceritanya lintas generasi, dan panggung pertama kita adalah Wales di tahun 1875.