Share the book love :)

Okay, since it's book sale season here in the Philippines, let's share some book love to each other. :) I did check out other's booklists in Vox but let's get some activity here. :P

I'll be posting some of the books I'm currently reading and have read recently, with some comments and in turn, you may share some of the books you think I'd enjoy reading, or you really enjoyed reading and you wanted to share. :D (Did that make sense? Haha)

CURRENTLY READING:

1. Anne of Avonlea by LM Montgomery  - I am actually re-reading this because I was bored, and I wanted to go through my Anne of Green Gables series again. :) Lovely book. Though among the entire series, I enjoyed the books in the series that starred Anne herself. The latter books are focused on her children already and though they were interesting, Anne was still a lot more interesting than the others. :)
2. To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee - The first classic I bought without being able to watch any cartoon or TV show related to it. I am not really a classics person but since I know there are so many good novels in the classics genre, I thought of picking one up and trying it out. And besides, TKaM has been recommended by this website, and it piqued my curiosity.
3. Something Rotten by Jasper Fforde - I read this on Mela's blog and as I was browsing through Powerbooks, I saw this and decided to try it out. Looks interesting. :D

Basically, that's all I'm reading right now. :P I just finished three of the five books I bought yesterday (they're all YA books so it's a pretty quick read). :D

RECENTLY READ:

1. Harriet the Spy by Louise Fitzhugh - I loved the movie (starring Michelle Trachtenberg and Gregory Smith) and I've been wanting to read this book for a long time but I never got around to it. I finished reading it last night and though it's sort of a bit harder to understand than the movie (Harriet is indeed an individual and her thoughts were sometimes hard to follow), I loved it. :)
   
2. Private by Kate Brian - Found this at Powerbooks and got curious. It was nice, though very bitin because it's part of a series pala. (And just a sidenote, I don't like buying books in a series if I know I won't be able to read all of them. It's like getting a book with a sequel...though most novels end without leaving a lot of things hanging, I'd always want to acquire a novel's sequel especially if I loved the book). It's pretty good and it sort fo reminds me of Prep by Curtis Sittenfeld (though I've never read that; I just know it's a boarding school novel) but the main character kept on disappointing me. Maybe she'll be better in the next books, but I'm not really sure if I'm going to buy the next ones.
3. Anne of Green Gables by LM Montgomery - I will never tire of Anne Shirley. :) If you haven't read this, DO READ IT! I'm sure you'll fall in love with Anne as well. :)
   
4. Finding Your One True Love by Bo Sanchez - Funny and practical book. :p You'd have to read it to really get it. :)
5. High School Musical: The Junior Novel - I can't resist! Pretty good; even better than the movie, even if this came after. :)
6. The Traveler's Gift by Andy Andrews - Lovely book! Reminds me so much of Og Mandino, and it's very inspiring especially for a fresh grad like me. :D
7. Blink by Ted Dekker - Great book, though not really Dekker's finest. I like the premise of the story and how the main character understood his gift, but the ending was kind of blah for me.
   
8. Savannah from Savannah and Savannah by the Sea by Denise Hildreth - Christian Chicklit! Great book, if you enjoy a long read. This is actually a trilogy but I haven't got the second one (see, this is what I mean). Savannah, the main character is pretty funny, and I love how she treats the people around her but the book could use to lose some of the side stories that don't have direct connection with the main storyline.
   
9. Searching for God Knows What by Donald Miller - I love how Donald Miller is funny but drives a serious point at the same time. :) This book is wonderful. I can't wait to read Blue Like Jazz.
   
10. Thr3e by Ted Dekker - FABULOUS BOOK. :) This has got to be one of my favorites on the books I've read since June. I love the characters, I love the story and I especially LOVE how the ending turned out. Kept me up for a couple of nights. :D
    
11. House by Ted Dekker and Frank Peretti - Not exactly their best work, but it was okay. I might need to read it again to appreciate it.
    
12. Dreaming in Black and White by Laura Jensen Walker - The first Christian chicklit I've read and I love it. :) The main character reminds me so much of Becky Bloomwood/Brandon of the Shopaholic series but instead of being shopaholic, she is a movie junkie. :) It's very wholesome, a breath of fresh air from the other chicklit books. :)

There you go. :D I always have fun talking about books.  And another trivia about me..I don't like hardcover books. I find them too bulky to carry around. I know they last longer than paperback books, but they're just hard to carry around especially when I'm out of the house, plus I hate getting their dust covers wrinkled. -_-; Haha, weird.

Okay now I shall cover my other books in plastic. :p