Net Galley Challenge
Monday, November 3, 2014
Saturday, November 1, 2014
140 characers for 3
The author's replies to the conversation heard as a third party listener is a two-tier privilege to the reader.
If the authors neighbies are so dumb, I am surprised how he hasnt moved. I still didnt get how the author has become a better person. And if the author has decoded the female brain then the next book should be 'What girls want?'.
The Unimaginable
I was very intrigued by the story. I never read a romance that takes place abroad for the characters. And to think of the heroine trying to save herself, who doesnt want to be in that place.
The setting of a foreign land and the shores add up for a catchy tale. The main characters emotional baggage is well portrayed. Another supporting character too is well sketched while the traditional romance novels dont leave the focus from the main characters. The most striking thing about the book is the adventure and the risk that it involves , which adds the texture of things going awry.
The book is way too long for a romance novel. Its not going to be a quick stress buster like a Harlequin or M&B. But the length also gave the author a chance to flesh out her characters to know them more than superficially.
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Hot Air Balloon
sign on Arizona Balloon Classic
T-shirt
reminded me of
water drops
but somethings different.
The round shape
of drops is downward
When they evaporate
is the corner downward?
In Pedda Bala Siksha, a balloon poem compared it to an inverted pot.
T-shirt
reminded me of
water drops
but somethings different.
The round shape
of drops is downward
When they evaporate
is the corner downward?
In Pedda Bala Siksha, a balloon poem compared it to an inverted pot.
The Last Night of the Earth poems
There's a bluebird in my heart
that is as old as me
its a field inside
just mowed
That I have known the dead - title of a poem
In the bottom of the hour lurks
You know and I know and thee know
I am not alone
We aint got no money, honey, but we got rain
Born like this into this
Saturday, October 18, 2014
Friday, October 17, 2014
Collected Poems Mark Strand
Something is in the air is the kind of poem which will make the reader come up wit his/her own parallel poem of what that something in the air might be.
Taking a walk with you
Walking around like I stalked myself to the open door by Sandra Lim.
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
I dont like her But
A man parked the infant carrier car seat
next to the sofa
in the library play area
His toddler had a bunch of yellow of flowers
I should have guessed that someone
was missing
that someone was expected
Where are you?
You must be kidding
In a while a lady arrives
There's an exchange of hugs and kisses
flowers and puzzles
The little girl in the pink is doted
Mom asks the howabouts of the kid
How he got his boo boo
She wills to help the kid with the
puzzle
next to the sofa
in the library play area
His toddler had a bunch of yellow of flowers
I should have guessed that someone
was missing
that someone was expected
Where are you?
You must be kidding
In a while a lady arrives
There's an exchange of hugs and kisses
flowers and puzzles
The little girl in the pink is doted
Mom asks the howabouts of the kid
How he got his boo boo
She wills to help the kid with the
puzzle
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Located
My colleague and I were working on an email. I asked him to write that
some thing is under the pad.
He reread it and changed it to
some thing is located under the pad.
is is doing some form of location. when you say something is on the edge of the city, you mean its located there.
The Grammar of is and located
redundant located
some thing is under the pad.
He reread it and changed it to
some thing is located under the pad.
is is doing some form of location. when you say something is on the edge of the city, you mean its located there.
The Grammar of is and located
redundant located
Thursday, October 2, 2014
How to teach your children Shakespeare
I have never come across a book that can be a family book. Usually when we read books, the best we can do is volley the funny or the parts we want to share to the family member/s. The author has shown examples from Shakespeares plays, how by repeating the lines, rhythm can aid in memorising the lines. Once we have the line fed to our ear many times, the meaning and the setting emerge. He then explains what poetry is and ho most of Shakespeare's play start. The author's way will not only get the kids to learn Shakespeare but the parents too.
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
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