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Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer

ever ask a question
and come up with more question off those question?
ever thought are we alone in this universe?

any syfi geek would agree that yes we’re not alone in this vase universe.. even for those faithful’s believe in a higher being, believing they are far up/out there.. but have we look under our feet?

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Real World by Natsuo Kirino

*Picture taken at Starbucks at Hartamas area, which uses treated rainwater in their washrooms!*

My first encounter of Natsuo Kirino is the aptly named “GROTESQUE” (read my earlier review here), which excites, disgusts and amazes me at the same time. I read “OUT” too, and were equally fascinated. They were truly eye-opener into the thoughts of Japanese.

The same, however, cannot be said about Natsuo’s third book – “REAL WORLD”.

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The Suspect by Michael Robotham

=== The Suspect went to visit my rabbit’s cage during my visit back to hometown ===

A psychiatrist trying to solve a murder?

Well, not that it started out that way but Joseph O’Loughlin, a London based psychiatrist who initially helped out a murder investigation found himself gotten involved deeper and deeper into the murder case, or should I say cases.

You know onions? Some books, like onions, have layers.

And a good crime thriller, like onions, keeps you hooked on peeling the layers till you get to the bottom of it, tears not included. Michael Robotham did a good job of keeping me awake at night and wondering all the time while reading it – who is it? who is it? who is it???

I accidentally came across this book while clearing up my very messy room back in hometown and remembered I read it before. When I re-read it, some passages and sections were so familiar, but I still cannot figure out who is the murderer! Imagine that.

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