Books recommendations
As usual, I hardly post anything on my blog. Why? Cause I am such a bad blogger! I have been reading a lot and it’s not just school books. I did post my birthday gift and this year, I got a Kindle Fire from my guy. I’ve been uploading my school notes, school books, buying more books and borrowing more books from the library. San Antonio Public Library needs to update their ebook list cause other states have more ebooks that I want. Oh come on, Texas might be huge but they are a bit slow in their library ebook collection.
Anyways, my favorite books at this moment are The Fault in Our Stars, Better Than Chocolate and Artist’s Journal Workshop. I can recommend all of these 3 books to everyone. I am also a member of GoodReads.com and you guys can hook me up on that site too. I usually post up the books I’m reading, update my reading status and post up reviews.
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green

The Fault in Our Stars
What is the book about?
Hazel Grace was diagnosed with thyroid cancer at the age 12 and she was prepared to die but she survived even though the cancer isn’t gone but she was still alive after 4 years. One day at a Support Group Meeting for the terminally-ill youth, she met Augustus, another cancer survivor and they both became great friends. Hazel introduced Augustus to her favorite book and both of them had a mission to find out what happened to the characters in the book since the book has no ending. They came up with a conclusion that the book ended abruptly cause the main character died. Augustus decided to email the author and find out what happened even after Hazel told him that she never gotten any replies from her letters. The author’s assistant replied to Augustus and after much anticipation, Hazel and Augustus were told that they have to come to Amsterdam if they want to find out. Augustus decided to use his wish to get both him and Hazel to Amsterdam to meet up with the author….
Ok, that’s all I’m saying. You guys have to read to figure out the rest of the book.
Recommendation?
Definitely YES! The ending might be predictable and I do like this book cause it was more realistic ending which also makes me hate it. :’(
4 out of 5 stars
Better Than Chocolate by Siimon Reynolds

Better Than Chocolate: 50 Proven Ways to Feel Happier
What is the book about?
From the title, you can guess what the book is about. This book is so simple and an easy read for a quick pick up. The illustrations are just so full of vibrancy colors that it brought an instant smile on your face. The book holds easy key to be happy when you’re down and just need an instant burst of happiness and confidence. There are 50 steps which you can do anytime and anywhere and unlike any other self-help books, the 50 steps are really easy and don’t even take 5 minutes to read and do.
Recommendation?
Yes. I actually bought a Kindle copy of this book so I can bring it everywhere I go. That shows how much I love the book.
4 out of 5 stars
Artist’s Journal Workshop by Cathy Johnson

Artist's Journal Workshop: Creating Your Life in Words and Pictures
What is the book about?
It is an art workbook but it is for sketchbooks. Most of us keep wanting to keep art journals but never get pass the first page. This book actually helps to pass that first blank page and fill it with ideas or even for professionals who are stuck in their art journal could use this book. There are plenty of visual and examples and lists of tools and tips that one can use from different artists. The book is very inspiring and this book actually was the one who got me to want to start an art journal of my own.
Recommendation?
Yes to everyone who can or cannot draw.
5 out of 5 stars

















