salam,
this time, it took only two days. what a huge progress i made. *masuk bakul, tekan lift*. i just knew that the book i read was a compilation of two short stories (not that short). she wrote only two books of the similar style and one of it was the one i read.
short but it took me awhile to understand the plot or maybe, the style of writing didn't really fit my understanding ability. being me, google was the other option so what i did was to google the review of the short stories. oh! not that i didn't have anything to do but i just couldn't put a full stop sign to my curiosity.
as i said, girls in the mirror is the seventh out of seventh of her novels that i kept in my book shelve. unlike my friend, i loved her style of writing. she's very imaginative and futuristic and not all the time romantic. as you read and kept on reading novels, you'll bump to lots of romantic scenes being described in most of English novels.
'there is charm and magic galore in this beautifully told tales'. two stories in a gorgeous mini hard-cover book, girl in the mirror and the memory maker.
all i could say is, if tales aren't your all the time fav, choose not to read or it's gonna be a nightmare. how can a human stuck in a mirror? how can a shadow speak? ain't it ridiculous?
oho! love. what's done cannot be undone, said Lady Macbeth. sometimes, loving somebody was a huge mistake we ever made, so, for what keeping all those in our long term memory when we have an ideal choice, to forget and start over a new fresh life.
once it's a tale, forever, it's gonna be a tale. it can never be applied in our reality life except for the language wise used.
till then,
sis
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