she loves the natural light, captured in black and white

books to read before the first half of the year ends. HA!

Kokology by Nagao and Saito. at long last, after almost 2 months, i've finally finished reading it! i know it's supposed to be a one-sitting book, but i couldn't help myself from falling asleep and from thinking/doing school and other stuff that caused me to forget about it just like what happened to the first two books in the picture (The Tell-Tale Heart and Other Writings by Poe and The Devil and Miss Prym by Coelho) which i haven't done reading up to now and i didn't bother reading asap since i don't have to return it to anyone, anyway.

French By Sound by Weeks. i haven't really read the book. i just scanned it sometime between the 2 months i've forgotten reading kokology. it is an interesting but confusing book on how to learn french and because of this book: i prefer learning by listening.

Special Places To Stay: Italy by Alastair Sawday. really did enjoy looking at photos of different hotels/B&Bs in Italy. it's like food for the eyes and soul to feed my wanderlust. didn't regret buying it on impulse-- it's a bargain! (fyi: i'm not really a fan of buying real/actual books, it just depends on how much i love it, because i prefer to download free ebooks from the net. i know it's not good, but it saves me from spending my money. sarreh.)

It's Kind of a Funny Story by Vizzini and Shiver by Stiefvater. i borrowed both books after i returned Kokology and French by Sounds to Hannah yesterday, which, by the way, i can't wait to read! even though i've seen the movie version of IKOAFS, the book still looks interesting to read.

..time is precious and i need a lot of it.

collect books (especially travel/fashion books), definitely in my bucket list! :)

-adele

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