I wasn't too keen on this play. Even if it is fantasy, it seemed that some of the dialogue was implausible and overly preachy. Still, I liked revisiting some much-loved characters and loved Albus Severus and Scorpius.

And guess who lost their copy of Ulysses travelling during the summer and had to buy a new one back home? This girl right here. What hurts is losing the annotated version AND my own notes.

Wow! I couldn't put this book down and I was also enjoying so much that I made myself read each of the short stories slowly, savoring each and every one of them. Highly recommended!

This book is really just an illustrated version of the poem of the same name. It is as beautiful as it is magical. The illustrations by Marina Marcolin make this the equivalent of a cup of hot cocoa, warm and soothing.

Tackling this bad boy next. Listening to the audiobook while reading and then reading notes after each section. This will be a sloooow process.

I disagreed with some of Gilbert's ideas such as her stance on higher education for the arts. While I understand that writers can make a living without advanced degrees, there are others who might want to pursue a career in academia for which said degrees are necessary. Interesting overall.

Research on creativity for the paper I'm presenting next week.