Evolving Perceptions

This is a very very late post about the King and Queen Tour last March 10, 2019. I took a small break from blogging because of my busy schedule. I was actually studying for my midterms during this event then finals came and after that I went for a vacation for a month in the U.S and now I am in my second term of graduate school so I did not had the time to post this blog. Nevertheless, I was so happy and grateful that I got to see Cassandra Clare and Holly Black and got some of my books signed. I have been a fan of Cassie for a long time and I also got my older brother hook on the shadowhunter series since I adore the series so much.  I quite enjoy the Q&A I love how comfortable Holly and Cassie are with each other and I love that it felt like we are all just talking to one another. They really interact with crowd and they were so funny. Their quirky banter really entertained me and I love learning about their favorite character from the other's book. Of course I had to ...

I know that it is already the last week of march and this haul is long overdue but I really wanted to show you my February haul because I was so proud of myself because all of the books that I've purchase were 60% off and I got them during the Powerbooks clearance sale. Two of them were even leather bound classics which costs a lot if it was not on sale. 1. Rogue Heroes: The History of SAS, Britain's special forces unit that sabotaged the Nazi's and changed the nature of the war by Ben Macintyre The incredible untold story of WWII s greatest secret fighting force, as told by our great modern master of wartime intrigue Britain's Special Air Service or SAS was the brainchild of David Stirling, a young, gadabout aristocrat whose aimlessness in early life belied a remarkable strategic mind. Where most of his colleagues looked at a battlefield map of World War II s African theater and saw a protracted struggle with Rommel s desert forces, Stirling saw an opportunity: g...