Book Review: The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin

1 dead multimillionaire. 16 heirs. 1 game. 1 killer. 200 million dollars. 1 winner. The twisted yet brilliant mind of the late Sam Westing was able to put together all these odds to create one final game which will determine who inherits his 200 million dollar fortune and his paper products company. Yet is this game really just about who inherits the fortune? In this mystery tale of Ellen Raskin, we will find out that this crazy game of Sam Westing is more than just a tycoon's search for an heir. 

Book Review: The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman

Hello! After my book review of the Maze Runner series, I've been itching for a new book to read. But sadly my search wasn't going well. That was until I decided to look for read-worthy books at Fully Booked The Fort (my most favorite place on earth which one day I will buy when I become a multibillionaire haha). I was just strolling among shelves when this little book caught my eye. 

Nude Audio Black Launch

If you have been tuning in to my blog, you may have read my post about the Nude Audio speakers. If you haven't, I have provided the link at the end of the post. For Nude Audio, I just have two things to say-sleek and crisp. Sleek for its sexy yet practical design and crisp for its clear, clean sound. 

The Nude Audio collection previously came in two colors: White/Mint and Black/Neon Orange (says the guy who doesn't work at Crayola and therefore does not know the exact name of the colors). But last Thursday, April 3, I was personally invited at Yardstick Coffee in Makati to witness the launch of the newest color of the collection. 

Book Review: The Lost Symbol

Long time no post! Sorry about that. Graduation's this Thursday and we've been busy taking care of final stuff before the school year ends. Anyway, during all these activities I've managed to squeeze in some reading time. This time I decided to re-read The Lost Symbol  by Dan Brown. During this read, though, I can definitely say that I understood The Lost Symbol 100 times better than I did when I last read it (2 years ago).