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My world as a book worm

I love books... with them you can travel all over the world, you can stimulate your creativity... You can be a princess or a hero or anything you wish to be.... here is the place to share whatever you want about your favourite books!

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- August 16, 2019

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January reads

- February 02, 2020

A new year and I am doing better already! Some changes at my place to improve (love decoration and DIY) and several books read already. Not a fan of quantity. I love to feel good about the books I read whether they are classics or excellent chic lit. I include in this list also the ones I read with my toddler. Reading is a fantastic habit and studies prove that helps the brain development if you start at a young age. Later during this month, I am publishing some reviews divided between "Adult reads" and "Children books". Here is the list (feel free to get inspired or telling me why you do not like some book). Let us open the conversation! January books for adults 1. Ser super mãe e uma treta, Susana Almeida 2. Don’ts for wives, Blanche ebbutte 3. The whole brain child, Daniel j. Siegel 4. Bizarre London: discover the capital’s secrets surprises, David long 5. The little Brooklyn bakery, Julie Caplin (ebook) 6. The little book of ...

New year, old and new me!

- January 30, 2020

Today's post is more of a reflection than anything else. Throughout our lives, we do things, we live matters and see people coming and going. These experiences make us who we are today. Our society is always expecting more and more, and frustration are common. Every person has so many different roles... you are a daughter/son, wife/husband, friend, professional, etc.... but who are you, really, for sure? Who am I? Do you really know? For me, life has been a rollercoaster but an amazing and beautiful journey. So why not share with the world? I am a very discreet and not share my whole life kind of person... even a bit an introvert. However, I think its time for me to open a bit and that way to share a bit about myself to you guys. I promise I will be honest and transparent whenever I share something in this space. I started this blog a couple of years ago, due to my feelings of isolation due to my maternity leave. Once my little one started to...

#1 - The Girl on the Train (Paula Hawkins)

- December 18, 2017

Starting a blog is not an easy job. So many things that one could share. I have to admit: choosing a first book to write about was a hard job. However, I decided to start with this one: The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins Published: 15th January 2015 Genre: mystery, crime, thriller, fiction Edition : Paperback Source : Purchased the book Pages : 323 My Rating : 3/5 Goodreads : 3.89/5 ...the 8.04 slow train from Ashbury to Euston can test the patience of the most seasoned commuter. The journey is supposed to take fifty-four minutes, but it rarely does: this section of the track is ancient, decrepit, beset with signalling problems and never-ending engineering works. The train crawls along; it judders past warehouses and water towers, bridges and sheds, past modern Victorian houses, their backs turned squarely to the track. My head leaning against the carriage window, I watch theses houses roll past me l...