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This is my pensieve






I am simply loving all kind of books, except:
1. The one with very long introduction..


2. The one that required logic of less than dolphin 
     (plot hole every where...)

3. The one that I learnt nothing except for how to get the most astonishing prince in your ordinary life

4. The one that required one liter of tears and made my life miserable (not that I hate it, sometime I read this kind of book only when my period is coming).

5. The one that give me motivation at all, especially to hate the author who no one i know, but write how to get million dollars.


I read a lot of books, but more books are purchased and haven't read by me.

I tried my best to write books that i just read here, but it requires time and dedication, which sometimes that I don't have it (sorry).


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