The Latest Additions

Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki
My Sister's Keeper - Jodi Picoult
Divine Evil - Nora Roberts
Kaleidoscope - Danielle Steel
Readings for Writers

Rich Dad, Poor Dad. I'm currently reading this. Alongside Jessica Zafra's Twisted7. I'm liking it so far. The next one was a gift from a colleague. It was during the "Monito, Monita" at the workplace. The N. Roberts' book was bought because I wanted to read some random author's book. Haven't gotten around to reading it, though. I just bought D. Steel's Kaleidoscope this afternoon. Can't seem to get out of the bookstore without buying anything. The last book, I bought it from Booksale SM Lipa. Wala lang. I just thought that I might want to read it someday since I am interested in writing. I think it also might help me strengthen my analyzing skills regarding the stuff I read.

It started with these...

I'm into books. I don't collect every title there is.
Currently, I have:

• those by James Patterson. I like his Alex Cross series.
• Stephenie Meyer's Twilight Saga.
• JRR Tolkien's Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. The 2nd book in the trilogy is the 1973 edition. Nice, right?
  
• Jodi Picoult's The Pact and Nineteen Minutes.
• Stephen Kings The Dreamcatcher (hardcover)
• JK Rowling's Harry Potter series (the ones I bought, I gave them away.) I'm expecting to have my complete set of Harry Potter (London edition) by late January. Cool! My sister bought them for me as Christmas present.
• Alexandre Dumas' Count of Monte Cristo (one of my favorite classics)
• Carolyn Keene's Nancy Drew books 60 and 44.
• Danielle Steel's Wanderlust (love this) and The Ghost
• Nicholas Evans' The Horse Whisperer
  
• more or less 10 books awaiting further classification.

I'm still looking for more books. As much as possible I wanted to have the first editions. But if without luck, I settle for the hardcover editions.