Eccentric Soul

Book Review: Bakit Hindi ka Crush ng Crush Mo by Ramon Bautista Rating: **** (4/5 stars) "Your mind is your weapon. Pagyamanin natin ito at magiging handa tayo sa gulo na dulot ng paghihimagsik ng puso at bird." - RB Ramon Bautista is a famous internet "action" star. He is known in his formspring, twitter and tumblr account and with his witty answers and opinions he always share, he gained more and more fans and lovers. And of course! He is intelligent; graduated from UP and and now, teaching in the said University. This book -written by the handsome guy- simply shows how we should face silly problems with the reality itself. The book contains different questions from unnamed people, asking advice and opinion from the "great" Ramon. Quoted from the book Fablehaven (that I haven't read yet) "Smart people learn from their mistakes, but sharper ones learn from the mistakes of others", the book itself will give you such experience becaus...

Book Review: The Ghost and the Goth (The Ghost and the Goth, #1) Rating: *** (3/5 stars) This book showed an entertaining theory of afterlife with a twist of romance and adventure (so-so). So with the Goth, William who can see the dead or so-called a ghost talker and the popular girl, Alona who died because of the "stupid" school bus who hit her, hard. Their lives or sort of lives tangled up and they need each other unfortunately. Alona needs to know how to go through the light (the predictable search or mission of the dead) and Will is still confused with the black smoky negative energy who tried to suck him up and make him looked insane to others. So two of them teamed up. Alona became his spirit guide so the ghost who wants Will's attention and help must go through her first. They fell in love with each other. Then Alona realized what she needs to do with her still existing spirit, forgive her Mom and then suddenly the light ignited, warming her and trying to ma...

Book Review: Every Soul a Star by Wendy Mass Rating: **** (4/5 stars) So the story is that Bree, a co-leader of an A-clique in her school, a gorgeous one and on her way to modelling career faced a biggest change in her life. Her family (parents; are scientists, little sister; geeky) have been planning to move to Moon Shadow, a campground where stargazers, eclipse chaser go. They will be running the camp for a few years which means she have to bid goodbye to her life in the city and say hello to the woods and homeschooling. Then there is Ally. An expert in astronomy, own a meteorite (true meteorite!) necklace and has never watch a movie and television. Their family owns the Moon Shadow since forever and they have to hand it over to Bree's family because her father need to work in Chicago and their parents decided that it's time for them to experience the civilization. And of course, there's Jack. An overweight boy with the talent of drawing and lucid dreaming. He felt ...

Book Review: Something Blue by Emily Griffin Rating: **** (4/5 stars) I settled with Something Blue along my boredom. Since I already watched Something Borrowed, I can catch up a little on the first part of the book. Then I realized that even though I haven’t read it yet or watch it, I can still understand the plot and what is the narrator telling.