Maria Elizabeth
I love thinking.
I love Harry Potter.
I love Phantom of the Opera.
I'm twenty one years old.
I have five brothers, one sister.
My birthday is May 2ND, 1991
I love my church.
I am a full believer of God.
I was recently re-baptized in the ocean on September 19th, 2010.
Booklist: 2013
Strike: already read.
Italics: currently reading/got bored of.
Book reviews will be posted when I finish a book. Thanks. (:
13 Reasons Why Jay Asher
A Bend in the Road Nicholas Sparks
A Christmas carol Charles Dickens
A clockwork orange Anthony Burgess
A Walk to Remember Nicholas Sparks
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Lewis Carroll
At First Sight Nicholas Sparks
Big Boned Meg Cabot
Catching fire Suzanne Collins
Catching Jordan Miranda Kenneally
Chapter Jill Mansell
Crazy love Francis Chan
Delirium Lauren Oliver
Divergent Veronica Roth
Emma Jane Austen
Frankenstein Mary Shelley
Free four Veronica Roth
Gossip girl Cecily Von Ziegesar
Great expectations Charles Dickens
Grimms fairy tale Wilhelm Grimm
Hana Lauren Oliver
Harry potter prequel J.K. Rowling
If i stay Rosa Gonzalez
Insurgent Veronica Roth
Jane Eyre Charlotte Bronte
Kiss crush collide Christina Meredith
LA Candy Lauren Conrad
Les Mis Victor Hugo
Little women Louisa May Alcott
Looking for Alaska John Green
Love and Leftovers Sarah Tregay
Love at first click Elizabeth Chandler
Love, star girl Jerry Spinelli
Millie’s Fling Jill Mansell
Miss peregrines home for peculiar children Ransom Riggs
Mockingjay Suzanne Collins
One fifth avenue Candace Bushnell
Party princess Meg Cabot
Perfect princess Meg Cabot
Perfect timing Jill Mansell
Perfect you Elizabeth Scott
Pride and prejudice Jane Austin
Princess lessons Meg Cabot
Raised Jonathan Dodson
Romeo and Juliet William Shakespeare
Rumor Has It Jill Mansell
Safe Haven Nicholas Sparks
Sense and sensibility Jane Austen
Shatter Me Tahereh Mafi
She went all the way Meg Cabot
Starstruck Lauren Conrad
Sugar and Spice Lauren Conrad
Summer and the city Candace Bushnell
Take A Chance on Me Jill Mansell
The Best of Me Nicholas Sparks
The Boy Next Door Meg Cabot
The boyfriend thief Shana Norris
The Carrie diaries Candace Bushnell
The catcher in the rye Jeff Marsden
The Choice Nicholas Sparks
The complete Sherlock Holmes series Arthur Doyle
The death cure James Dashner
The fault in our stars John Green
The Guardian Nicholas Sparks
The HP series 1-7 J.K. Rowling
The hunger games Suzanne Collins
The Last Song Nicholas Sparks
The lion the witch and the wardrobe C.S. Lewis
The lovely bones Alice Sebold
The lovers dictionary David Levithan
The Lucky One Nicholas Sparks
The maze runner James Dashner
The Notebook Nicholas Sparks
The phantom of the opera Gaston Lerons
The picture of Dorian gray Oscar Wilde
The princess bride William Goldman
The purpose driven life Rick Warren
The scorch trails James Dashner
The statistical probability of love at first sight Jennifer Smith
The Wedding Nicholas Sparks
The wonderful wizard of oz Lyman Frank Baum
Three Weeks With My Brother Nicholas Sparks
To the Moon and Back Jill Mansell
True Believer Nicholas Sparks
Why we broke up Daniel Handler
Wuthering heights Emily Bronte
Book Review: Love and Leftovers
This book was definitely something different. I am not too sure if I liked the journal/poem entry style of writing. But nonetheless, the storyline was fabulous.
Book Review: The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight
I really enjoyed this book. It was engaging, romantic, and sad. It made me want to go to an airport and find a British guy and fall in love with him. I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves a cute romantic story.
Book Review: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
I read this book in an entire day.
So, to start off, the first few chapters were a little boring and a slow read.
But it picked up quite a bit when they got to the island.
The ending was definitely a cliffhanger. I am excited to read the next book.
I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys fiction. It’s definitely a good book. Very interesting towards the end.
There were things in the book that were not predictable, which I think is a good thing. I love when books are predictable.
