An Introduction to MyBookShop
I dedicate this blog to my love of reading. I have benefited a lot from my reading habit and I want to share it with the people out there. Keeping the knowledge from what I have read to myself alone means that I am limiting my knowledge. Sharing my knowledge with the world makes me feel better. I realised that I will not lose anything by sharing my knowledge with the people out there. In fact, with Allah's will, I will gain a lot more by sharing.
As such, in this blog, I will not only discuss on the books that I have read but also to sell it to those interested to purchase at a discounted price. It is not that I do not like to keep those books but I believe that it is better to pass it to someone else to read rather than displaying them on my book rack. With the money that I get from selling the books, I will purchase another books and keep the cycle works.
So, for those who are interested to puchase any books in my collection, do drop me a line and your contact details and I will do the rest.
Holly couldn't live without her husband Gerry, until the day she had to. They were the kind of young couple who could finish each other's sentences. When Gerry succumbs to a terminal illness and dies, 30-year-old Holly is set adrift, unable to pick up the pieces. But with the help of a series of letters her husband left her before he died and a little nudging from an eccentric assortment of family and friends, she learns to laugh, overcome her fears, and discover a world she never knew existed. The kind of enchanting novel with cross-generational appeal that comes along once in a great while, PS, I Love You is a captivating love letter to the world!.
(Review by Google)
Liz and Jonathan Chambers are in trouble. Mortgage trouble. They've overextended themselves with their latest exciting project - exciting to Liz, that is - buying and managing the Silchester Tutorial College, and now can't sell their old house. So, here they are, with two mortgages, mounting debts, and a miserable adolescent daughter. Then Marcus Witherstone comes into their lives - and at first it seems he will solve all their problems. Marcus, senior partner in Silchester's leading real-estate agency, is large, assured, and wears an expensive coat. He brings the perfect tenants in from London to rent their old house - glamorous PR girl Ginny and the nearly famous Piers. Everything will be fine. As unintentional as it is inevitable, Liz and Marcus find themselves in the thralls of an adulterous tryst. While Marcus finds it all too easy to hide his affair from his wife, Liz spends her days wrapped up in blissful dreams of her lover. Jonathan, in the meantime, is left to run the school. And both parents are too preoccupied to notice the desperate passion developing in their daughter for the tenants, Piers and Ginny. Entanglements grow increasingly uncomfortable, and as events close in on Marcus, he begins to realize that some deceptions are just a bit too close to home.
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Candice Brewer is rich, successful and happy. More importantly, she believes herself to be good - she eats free-range food, is nice to old ladies and refuses to tell lies. She can sleep easily at night. Then she discovers that years ago she dreadfully wronged Heather, a girl she was at school with. Believing that the girl had done her a bad turn, she got her expelled - but now, she finds out, Heather hadn't done her wrong after all. So Candice decides that she must atone. She tracks Heather down, takes her chocolates and flowers, and tries to make amends - but this isn't enough. Heather demands that Candice finds her a job. Having moved in on Candice's work place, Heather proceeds to steal her ideas, her friends, and finally her boyfriend. Candice's efforts to right what she believed to be a terrible wrong becomes a complete disaster - and it is Candice who turns out to be the victim.
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At the age of eighteen, in that first golden Oxford summer, Milly was up for anything. Rupert and his American lover Allan were all part of her new, exciting life, and when Rupert suggested to her that she and Allan should get married, just so that Allan could stay in the country, Milly didn't hesitate.
Ten years later, Milly is a very different person. Engaged to Simon - who is wealthy, serious, and believes her to be perfect - she is facing the biggest and most elaborate wedding imaginable. Her mother has it planned to the finest detail. Milly's dreadful secret is locked away so securely she has almost persuaded herself that it doesn't exist - until, with only four days to go, her past catches up with her.
(preview by Google)
Hi to all readers...
I'm taking a break for a while but not too long to post with with new books.I have few books in mind which i really wanted to have it and while i shop around at Plaza Damaz at Mount Kiara, Times is having book sale!!!!
Believe it or not but you can get up to 30% discount for new books in town and up to 90% discount for other books which i cant remember the names of it because there are so many....
So readers...either you buy my books here or you can go to Plaza Damaz for more...i dont mind at all (in fact i should get commision for promoting book sale for Times here..)
I'll be back with more books in short time.See you soon...
On a scorching hot Sunday in May, the Delaneys open their pool to all the village for charity. It is an annual event, a holiday of sorts for the people of Melbrook: Louise is there, along with her daughters Amelia and Katie. And also there, unfortunately, is her estranged husband Barnaby, glaring at her resentfully. This was supposed to be his day with the girls, but Louise ignores his angry glowers - it isn't her fault they wanted to come swimming with her, is it? While the children splash and shriek in the cool, blue waters, she lies blissfully back in the sun and dreams of Cassian, the charismatic new lawyer in her life. The day is perfect. But suddenly a terrible accident shatters the afternoon, and as the consequences of an awful tragedy spiral into a drama of recrimination and jealousy, Louise finds herself pulled in three directions at once. Her friendships crumble, the village splits, and the needs of her injured child become secondary to a dangerous contest of blame between her and Barnaby, a contest that may tear their lives apart once and for all.
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