Recommended for those who loves fake dating, grumpy-sunshine relationship, science romance, and comedy!

Easy to read eventhough it science based story. (Some of the science jargons might confused you but you can just ignore it)

Their chemistry also chef kiss 😘 for people who has FAKE relationship

Suprising but expected twist at the end😉

Romance story about two distance lover who only can communicate through phone call

Those who loves angst, young adult, good crying, loss letting go, and healing

If you hate HATE sad ending book please dont read this book❤️

WELL, here's a story about a highly-caliber assistant executive in a famous business company in Malaysia, Sofea who is so called as the most achieved worker, student and a beautiful mix lady. This storyline had slowly connected a curiosity to the reader makes me highly suspicious whether is she really got help to achieve all the winnings and goals from mystery organization or is it maybe she got them all by her effort? from a Malay folk perspective, we may thought she had make a deal with a so called 'bomoh' to perfects her journey, but as we move into another chapter, you may be shocked what has helped her all along physiologically. And for the romance lover here's the good news for you cause by the end of chapter, a co-main character, Danny a famous athlete who is her high school best friend completed the missing piece of Sofea's love life. Overall, make it as the first read in your reading-bucket list to face a bitter-sweet of this story because you're going to love itt :)))

And Kuang holds nothing back, showing the ugly underbelly of everyone involved in this story

After reading this, I couldn't help but realize how privileged we truly are. We take for granted the simple things like breathing without worry, enjoying a warm meal without fear of scarcity, or having clean water and a roof over our heads without a second thought. It's heartbreaking to think about the innocence stolen from these children because we, as humans, have lost touch with our own humanity.

I wish committee can add more category option, this one belong to historical fiction ✋😔

Pippa or Pip, is an all achiever student with a goal to do the impossible; crack back open an already solved case and prove that Sal Singh was not guilty of Andie Bell's murder. Perhaps this came from a bias, was Sal Singh really not the kind, cheerful big brother she had been looking up to this whole time? Or is there more to the case that people overlook just for the sake of "convenience"? If so, this means that the real murderer is still out there...

Overall review, quite the fun and thrilling read! I somewhat underestimated it to deliver at first glance but the story is done really nicely ~ It's pretty on par with another famous high school murder mystery, One of Us is Lying, minus the school drama and instead more about a girl who solved an old murder case on her own, #girlpower heheh

This book also felt like its dedicated to all-achiever girlies out there because man Pip is so relatable sometimes... except the part where she studies the dictionary because I personally don't loll

A high school novel is not without hints of romance if you are into it haha >_< Ravi Singh, Sal's younger brother is pretty charming and funny, bonus points on appearance if you have watched the Netflix series 🤣 He makes this journey it a little less boring, while not overshadowing Pip's own efforts to solve the case. Have a read, it's pretty fun ~ ☆

I'm so bad at giving reviews BUT this story left me gaping after I finished it. There's a lot more backstory to the mysterious K that is totally unexpected. It's quite fresh considering that romance is actually the central point of the story but the relationship between Aya and K is never going to work out because well, K is a ghost (at least that's what he was presented as at first).

And then comes the shocking revelations of who K really is and the ending is so satisfying because- minor (or not so minor) spoiler: Aya was pushed to marry someone and guess WHO she picks?! Yeah totally not the ghost-like guy she's still hung up on :3

Anyway, I read this like 5 years ago and I forgot half of the plot. But I still remember the jaw-dropping feeling after I finished the book. It stays with me until now so give it a read yall! 9.5/10

What I love about it is how it shows the resilience of women, and how even in the darkest times, love and hope can shine through. Hosseini’s writing pulls you in from the first page, and you’ll be thinking about it long after you finish. If you’re into stories that are emotional, powerful, and real, this one will definitely stay with you.

This book retells the story to complete Natrah's biography, inform new readers, honor those who defended religion and opposed colonialism, and inspire love for religion, nation, and homeland.

I really enjoyed Kafe Purnama Bayu by Haninay. The story is so emotional and heartfelt, and I loved how it dealt with themes like love, family struggles, and personal growth. The writing is beautiful and poetic, and the setting of the cafe felt so cozy and welcoming. It almost felt like a character in itself! The characters were super relatable, and I found myself really connecting with their journeys. I think the cultural aspects of the book also made it special, especially for Malaysian readers, because it really captured the local traditions and family dynamics well. That said, I do think the pacing was a bit slow at times, especially since the focus is more on character development than action. The story is also kind of predictable, so if you're looking for something with lots of twists and turns, this might not be for you. Some parts felt a bit too sentimental for my taste, and I wish certain storylines were explored a little more. But overall, I really liked it, it’s a great read if you enjoy emotional, character-driven stories with a nice touch of local culture.

This book is perfect for readers who enjoy mystery, adventure, unexpected plot twists, stories featuring vampires and magic powers