Life with Books

I'm not... until. I'm not really a bibliophile or a bookworm, definitely not me. Even when I was in grade school, I don't really like the word "book" that much. Sorry I don't mean to offend anyone. But I have to admit, eBooks are way better and it just sounds cool. There's this app/site called Wattpad where people write their own stories, and other people can actually read your work for free, well unless the author decides to publish their work into a book, but I got hooked in reading stories from Wattpad when I was in high school, so much for eBooks, right?

When my 3rd year in high school was approaching, I was addicted to books with compilation of short stories, poems, and the like. That was when I think I'm in love with Lang Leav's books (who wouldn't?) and started to feel that books were becoming a part of me.

Jane Austen's Sense & Sensibility

Hi guys! Posting for my ultimate book report on Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. If you're wondering why I already had book report, it's for school, and it is required though I'm reading it in advance so I could have a little bit idea on what is it all about. At first, reading the history context was kinda crazy but fun. But the moment you try reading the intro, you'll be a bit dizzy because of such amounts they're talking about. But then, this book was a TOP-SELLING BOOK. So I didn't complement bad things while reading (no offense to readers). But hey! Although I'm not a book-lover, I'm truly inspired with this book since I'm still on page 10, yeah, let's say I'm a slow-novel-reader. :)
By the way, this post should be posted last night, I just forgot so, forgive me for a dark background and all. :(

Sorry for the dark lighting, I just used my webcam in this photo 

I'm hoping when school days come, I want to share some thought about