5th August, 2017 : What do you love to read?

Compared to me right now, I used to read a lot. yup a lot. I was reading like a crazy and it made my mother mad at me every time I start hold a new book. Why? That’s a good thing why did your mom angry? Hahaha I forget to tell you what kind of book I read.

Comics!

 I used to finish around 2 series of it, which it means 10-20 comics in a day. So, I almost (always) did nothing but finished those comics. But listen, I only doing that during the school holiday, so I not need anything else to do like studying or attending the class, right?. It was kinda like a present from my father if I can pass the semester with a good grade. I was so happy even though it wasn’t a brand new comics or for instance, it was a second hand comic. That’s what my father can afford at that time, yet I grateful for everything my father gave to me.

Ok back to book,

And after I grew up lil bit more (mature) than when I was during primary school, I start to read different kind of book. At first I was trying to read book like other teenager do (reading romance novel) but then I realize that’s not my style. Instead of reading those romantic novels, I prefer something like fantasy, mystery and criminal cases. After I grew up little bit more (be an adult, hahha, you know my age has already started with number 2 for the first digit), I finally understand what kind of book which really suit me the best : Biography!

I didn’t realize when did my first time I considering myself as a biographic reader. But things that I remember, this kind of book could make me cry, laugh, disgust and every emotion which served though the book. I could easily feel the emotion of the book, a flash back story played in my head, and feel like already know the character.

I think that’s enough about the story of what do I love to read. To close today’s post, I’ll share you  ten books which successfully (the most recent) mesmerized me (order by the time I read). Some books were in english and the rest were in Bahasa

1. The Girl with seven names -  Lee Hyeon-seo, David John

2. In order to live - Park Yeon-mi

3. Into the thin air – Jon Krakauer

4. Jejak Kiyai Jawa – Munadi Herlambang

5. letter to my daughter – Maya Angelou

6. Give me tomorrow – O’donnel

7. The orphan Master’s  Son – Adam Johnson

8. I am Malala - Malala Yousafzai, Christina Lamb, Patricia McCormick

9. Mata Penakluk – Abdullah Wong

10. Stumbling on Happiness – Daniel Gilbert