Surprisingly, this book about children in orphanages is making me rethink about the abortion issue that's still hot on the debate board.
Wise words were written (alliteration!) about the topic. I agree with the belief that women should have a choice.
The start of a new chapter (new blog)!
Objective: To post everyday about my reads; or really random strings of text that I'm sure will always center on books and reading.
I will try my best!
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I've only started working for about a week, but I feel like I've found a few kindred souls in our editorial team. It shouldn't be a suprise for me to find a voracious reading appetite side to my co-workers, because after all, reading and writing are so closely interlinked! Here are some things I heared that made me happy to work with the people in my team
Carlos: "I had friends, but most of the time it was just me and my books."
Carlos is the news editor. He's a real cool guy and he's a bit more famous in the media industry than all of us combined. I would like to know what are the kinds of books that interest him, so I could look up on it. Alas, my rare moments of shyness reared its head!
Yula: "I'm reading Anansi Boys."
Neil Gaiman! Awesome! I loved his American Gods. Yula is the ever-wise team coordinator; Yula said AG confused her because of the intergration of mythology. It's funny, that was the part I love reading the most. She told me she's juggling three books.
Jenny: "I like Asian literature!"
Jenny is as smart as a whip and has a penchant for Asian anything. Like me. I wish I could show her some of my Asian authors and other Asian literature books. She loves Japanese manga!
I love my workplace! The people seem so swell~