Why can't books be like girls.

If God has an enemy, I think it would be Richard Dawkin. Lol.


The stack of books in my room is getting low and rather boring, black and white and seriously all of them are about symptoms and diagnosis @ community pharmacy @ primary care. I am talking about eight of those books, two in which I use frequently and one I use actively.


Enough of detour, back to Richard Dawkin. He wrote a new book, The Greatest Show on Earth and still bashing creationists with his evidences supporting evolution. Not a great fan of his but he made a strong argument in Delusion Of God nonetheless. The other side of the spectrum we have What Darwin Got Wrong by Jerry Fodor.


Books currently catches my eye, First, break all the rules by Marcus Buckingham and The Time Traveler's Wife. I know, for once I have the sudden impulse wanting to read fiction or rather romance. My heart skipped a beat when I saw that title and I blame it on the moon.

Others include Sweet Secrets: Stories of Menstruation by O'Grady & Wansbrough (HAHA!) and Yes, Your Parents Are Crazy by Michael J. Bradley. The Recruit by Robert Muchamore sounds real interesting.

The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini is real popular and so are those by Malcolm Gladwell.

I am done. I found only a book. I am hard to please. Why can't books be like girls.