Rate the Last Book That You Have Read (Thread 10)

[purple.strawberry]

^Ako din sis! Medyo hesitant ako to watch the movie because I wasn't so impressed with the trailer.

The Duff  - Entertaining but super cliche, with cardboard characters. Read this because meron din siyang film adaptation. Haha.

[cherrhys]

^^ hehe!  Minsan kasi nakakatuwa din magbasa ng mga cheesy/mushy stories, maiba lang from the 'heavy", dark and emotional ones.   

^I didn't like that book, di ko natapos.    Must be my age. 

[geekchiq]

Thirty-Eight Days by Len Webster- 1/2

It's little sister- brother's bestfriend romance novel. And there are parts that are truly heartbreaking that I had to put the book down for I'd end up crying. There's part two  and for sure it would be another rollercoaster of emotions.

[phurple0515]

Madeleine Roux:
- Asylum -
- The Scarlets -
- Sanctum -

I like this better than Ms. Peregrines Peculiar Children

[Tumblrista]

Burn for Burn (Burn for Burn #1) by Jenny Han - 

[Madness]

3/3 smileys lang sis yung burn for burn? Yun pa naman balak ko basahin next. I like jenny han kase

[Jamann]

Witness: For the Prosecution of Scott Peterson - Ganda sya it's a true story.

[mishmish]

The Falcon and the Flower by Virginia Henley  1/2

[cherrhys]

Past Heaven  by: Laura Ward 

The 5 Stages of Falling In Love  by: Rachel Higginson   

Our Time  by: Jessica Wilde   

All three books have a bit of similarity in them.  All were well written and tearjearkers but with HEA. Plus the kids are all so adorable and cute, especially the 3 boys in Past heaven and Olivia in Our Time.

[gorgeous_me]

Take Me On (Pushing the Limits #4) by Katie McGarry -

[cjwen]

Debt by Nina G. Jones -  1/2

I loved the angst and the emotions.  Medyo off yung start and of course di perfect ang mga characters but still loved the story. 

[chuy]

UnSouled by Neal Shusterman -

[sweetsmyl]

Making Faces - Amy Harmon       

[geekchiq]

Thirty-eight Reasons-sequel to Thirty-Eight Days- 1/2
Sometimes Moments-

Both books by Len Webster. Reading her three books sealed my love for the writer. She's my next favorite author after Amy Harmon. Both books are tearjerkers and super namaga eyes ko reading her books.

[gorgeous_me]

Kyland (A Sign of Love) by Mia Sheridan -

huhu, naiyak ako..ayoko pang tapusin yung book, gusto ko pang tipirin, kaso can't wait what will happen next..hays..dapat ata hindi ko muna tinapos, nyahhaa..maga puyat tuloy ang mata ko, hehe

gusto ko lahat ng books ng sign of love series, hehe...sana may sunod pa...lol

[cherrhys]

^Ang ganda no?  I didn't like Calder and Eden, but this one is so good, perfectly illustrates what true love is all about.

The Hooker and the Hermit  by: L.H. Cosway 
I love this one! Both the characters are so well written and I love the build up of their story. 

[gorgeous_me]

^Ang ganda no?  I didn't like Calder and Eden, but this one is so good, perfectly illustrates what true love is all about.

oo, sobra, ganda ng story, sacrifice, hope, love..hays

pinaka-gusto ko sa sign of love yung 3: Leo, Archer's Voice and Kyland

pero tuloy tuloy luha ko kagabi sa Kyland, haha, gusto ko ng matulog, kaso hindi ko mabitawan, 3 oras lang tuloy tulog ko, haha

[geekchiq]

I finished reading Kyland din 3 days ago and forgot to post a rating lang din. And it's another great book from Mia Sheridan. I cried din upon learning the sacrifices Kyland did. I love all her books.

[sweetsmyl]

Mai Tai'd Up - Alice Clayton  1/2

[airish_2]

The Kitchen When It Sizzles by Chrissie Peria - 

I love Nate na Highly recommended.