Evolving Perceptions

I have read a total of nine books this month. I know it is not a lot compared last month because I am currently busy with a lot of things and I have been working out more frequently this month. I might make a blog post about it very soon, so stay tuned for that one.  1. Stardust by Neil Gaiman 4 stars I love the story and the characters. I was fun to read. I enjoyed reading it and I really see myself re-reading this in the future. 2. Ruin and Rising by Leigh Bardugo 3.5 stars I had the opportunity to meet Leigh Bardugo in a signing here in Manila. And all I can say about this book is that I love the ending. I know some may not agree but I love how you have to lose something in order to gain something back. I love the politics and how it was written. The sense of humor, action and romance presented in the book were on point. My problems in this book was there were some parts that were predictable and there were some boring parts. Boring that I put the book down way to ...

I bought this at the beginning of June as a reward for completing my May TBR challenge. I bought my books from National Bookstore, FullyBooked and PowerBooks. 1. Stardust by Neil Gaiman I've watched the movie when it came out in theatre a couple of  years ago and I fell in love with the story. I've been meaning to read  the book version but I never had the chance to get a copy.   I have already read this in the beginning of June so I'll but my  review in my June Wrap Up.  2. Outlander by Diana Gabaldon I already bought a copy of this book last april but it was the bigger one  so I decided to buy the mass paperback edition so it's easier to bring when I travel.  3. More Than This by Patrick Ness I haven't read a book by Patrick Ness but everyone keeps raving about him  that I decided to try to read some of his books.  4. The Murder Complex by Lindsey Cummings I also read this month because I've be...