The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

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Story: The book is about a country with 12 districts, each district is known for their specific trade or skill. The Capitol, where the president resides, has this barbaric annual reality show called the Hunger Games, where each district will have one male and one female tribute for the game, where all tributes will be placed and the whole country will be watching them kill each other until only one remains. The game is supposed to tell the people that everything is controlled by the government. Read more…

Mother Warriors: A Nation of Parents Healing Autism Against All Odds by Jenny McCarthy

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Number of Pages: 248

About: The book is a result of the phenomenal success of her first book dealing with her son’s autism – Louder Than Words. This book is a collection of stories of parents she’s encountered who tried to do the same – fight the hard battle against the formidable opponent called autism. Read more…

Acres of Diamonds by Russell H. Conwell

My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Author: Russell H. Conwell

Pages: 70

Genre: Self-help, Motivational Read more…

Suplado Tips 2 by Stanley Chi

My rating: 1 of 5 stars

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This January, the release of Suplado Tips Book 2 caused an unappeasable mob to besiege several

bookstores in Manila. A follow-up for the first Suplado Tips book, Suplado Tips 2 was purportedly
released last January. A horde of cult followers overwhelmed several bookstores in Manila and Makati
as they demanded copies of the much-anticipated book. Read more…

The Opposite of Me by Sarah Pekkanen

My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Author: Sarah Pekkanen

Pages: 373

Story: The book is told in the first person by Lindsey, a workaholic 29-yr old advertising agency creative director who happens to have a fraternal twin sister who is the complete opposite of her, not just in looks but in just about everything else that it is impossible to tell that they were together for 9 solid months as they grow hands and feet inside their mother’s womb.
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Ascent from Darkness: How Satan’s Soldier Became God’s Warrior by Michael Leehan

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is book is totally hard to put down. The fact that it is a true account of how a man practicing satanism for two decades was redeemed by the Lord’s saving grace from total destruction makes it even more hard to put down.

Admit it, we’re all intrigued by the enigma of the dark side. The fact that the best sellers list is constantly dominated by stories of blood-sucking vampires, new age books on spirit guides and so many other things that lead us away from the true gospel of Jesus Christ. The accounts of Michael Leehan about his encounter with poltergeist demons, the blood sacrifices and the demon possessions proves that we’re really battling principalities in the spiritual realm. Read more…

The Little Prince & Letter to a Hostage by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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I finally managed to finish the book, after several times of attempting to. It’s not that its not interesting, it’s just that perhaps the other times I tried to read it, were times when I just finished a really good book, that I’m having a hang over or the times when I just managed to force myself into finishing a tragically terrible book that I ended up not wanting to read another book right away. Read more…

Author: William P. Young

Number of Pages: 246

Genre: Christianity and Religion

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I finished reading the book “Ang Perang hindi Bitin” (The Money that is not short) almost a month ago. The title of the book is indeed catchy. And yes it caters to majority of people who are living a paycheck to paycheck kind of lifestyle. Read more…