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Seriously…I’m Kidding by Ellen Degeneres


Seriously...I'm Kidding (Kindle Edition)

By (author) Ellen DeGeneres

List Price: $12.99 USD
Release date October 4, 2011.

My Kindle was whacked when accidentally I lost it somewhere under the covers one night and I just heard the crashing sound, with some sort of slomo (slow motion) of how it all happened… and then BAM! All of the remaining sleepiness just evaporated and realized that it was not the sound of another car crash or revving motorcycle on the highway outside my bedroom window. My Kindle was broken. Instead of sending them over to Amazon for replacement, all the logistics, blah… blah… blah… I installed Kindle for iPAD.

The above story is no way related to the book in the title post. This is the part where it comes in. I had the ebook copy of “Seriously…I’m Kidding” for a while now in Kindle for iPAD… but it was only today that I got to read it. I don’t regret not being able to read it before. Let me just say that it was just the proper time. Besides, the colorful cover is better in a tablet reader.

I knew the book will be funny. It’s by ELEEN DEGENERES for one. You see, she is Dory in the movie Finding Nemo. Remember her? Maybe not? Remember Dory, the blue fish with memory issues? Not yet? Doesn’t ring a bell perhaps. Google her okay.

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P.S. I Love You by Cecelia Ahern



List Price: $14.99 USD
New From: $4.57 In Stock
Used from: $0.01 In Stock
Release date November 6, 2007.

This February, on a valentine month, I’d like to share one of the most heart warming books I’ve read. This is P.S.I Love You by an Irish writer, Cecelia Ahern.

Since the sentimental me shed a tear reading The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks, P.S. I Love You will also be in my list of most romantic novels. Why will I not pick up the book from that shelf in Fully Booked? Gerard Butler is on the cover AND that is enough motive as many of you will agree. Right? ;-)

This novel had been brought to screen with Hillary Swank and Gerard Butler as Holly and David, the main perpetrators – Holly as the recent widow and Gerry the husband who left her with a series of letters.

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