I'm reading the constant princess by phillipa gregory.

having obsession over her historical novels.

planning to get the rest of the series soon with the exception of the other boleyn girl. I do not like anne boleyn.

Reading judith mcnaught as well! something wonderful currently.

I have almost all of her books and times in malacca have 90% sales on the books. saw a few judith mcnaught but I have it already.

Going to look for a kingdom of dreams and the other book which I can't seem to remember.

Do you remember the guy in whitney,my love that likes whitney as well? The french guy. He has a novel of his own right? But I can't seem to remember the title.

I saw it once but I opted to buy Until You..

Until today, I've never saw it again

I see, he again appeared in Until You as possible contender for sherry.

Oh well I'll just have to cross check the book list.

We could probably switch books if you want to.

yeap I saw. but there's 30% off from times bookstore. including all the judith picoult series.

Yeah my junior borrowed from me, something wonderful and never return it which has caused me to buy a new one last friday when I saw it.

Oh well,I saw mph have the kingdom of dreams but probably going to check second hand book store first to see if they have it at a cheaper price.

reading noble house by james clavell.

almost done after reading it on and off since friday night.

going to look fo gary zukov, the seat of the soul.

I'm reading the audacity of hope by barack.it's really a good book. and now i'm thinking of getting dreams of my father.

surprisingly it's easy to read his book.

Reading The River of Lost Footsteps by Thant Myint U.It's about Mynammar history. Pretty good but might be terribly boring for someone not interested in history..

It goes on from earliest period to current.

half of the book is on aung san period till today.

it gives a very comprehensive view.i would recommend if you want to learn about Myanmar.

Reading Dreams from My Father by Obama and Kingdom of Dreams by Judith McNaught.

Over the weekend I read why we buy by a french american author. Forgot the real title and author since it was my friend's book but really good read on discovering why we behave and associate things with certain ideas.

I guess nowadays I'm more into history, memoirs and less on fiction. the judith mcnaught was just a continuation of me collecting her books.It's funny though, I thought I never will progress on that kind of type but now I'm enjoying more and more getting those type of books and understand why people have these literary type of book on their shelves.

This post has been edited by milleu: May 25 2009, 11:13 AM

Reading the General's Daughter..I've read it when I was 12 but it never leave an impression on me maybe because i don't really understand what it was about back then..

but just saw the movie on hbo...so rereading it again to see if the book was better