About Me

Hi! I’m Thomas, and welcome to my blog, the quiet voice.

To me, blogging is about writing and sharing your opinions with others – and as a result, improving yourself and learning about yourself. Here you’ll find book reviews, thoughts on pop music, personal updates, and musings about life in general.

I’m the kind of guy who sings and dances when no one is watching. I can be crazy, strange, awkward, and even cannibalistic at times (okay, not the last one. Not really.) I love expressing myself, mainly through writing but simply by talking to my imaginary friends as well. As the son of extremely strict Asian-American parents I have a competitive side, but I’m really kind and compassionate when it comes to my personality itself.

I’m also the kind of guy who is quiet and shy at first but becomes more outgoing and expressive when comfortable. I feel very passionately about certain issues such as child abuse and gay rights and am not afraid to voice my emotions when necessary. I love thinking and debating about things no matter what the topic, so please feel free to comment and add your opinion even if you disagree with what I’ve written (and if you want to contact me one-on-one, you can do so via my contact information page).

As for the things I actually blog about besides societal issues… well, I’m obsessed with books. My ideal life would be to run away to a cave or some other cozy place and read novel after novel nonstop. My favorite genres include contemporary and young-adult fiction, speculative fiction, literature, dystopia, romance, etc. and even some nonfiction if the subject matter interests me. My reviews reflect my taste as I rate solely based on how much I enjoyed the book, not on its literary value or anything like that.

Furthermore, I’m a purely pop music type of person. I do listen to some contemporary music, but pop is what captures my attention, mainly because of how catchy it is. I will write about whatever pop music I’m listening to or addicted to at the moment, whether it be Lady Gaga or K-Pop groups like SHINee and U-Kiss. I don’t have any formal training in music nor do I come from a musical background, so bear with me and take my opinions when it comes to pop with a grain of salt.

I started this blog as a sophomore in high school. Now, I’m a senior who’s committed to the best (in my unbiased opinion) college in the world – The College of William and Mary! I plan to major in English with a double major or various minors in Psychology and Creative Writing. My career aspirations have changed too: I want to become a writer and/or a teacher, or do something with my life that will cause positive change and help people in the world.

Well, that’s pretty much everything you need to know about me. Like I said earlier, if you want to talk about anything don’t be afraid to leave a comment or contact me privately through my contact information page. I look forward to hearing from you, and I hope you feel the same way about me!

162 Responses to About Me

  1. Sabster

    YO THOMAS!!!! nice blog!!!!! love the falling snow and the very accurate description of ur self!!!

  2. Thank you Sabrine, you’re too kind (:

  3. ApparentPyromaniac

    “fairly” friendly? HA!! You’re probably the nicest person I know……(Well, okay Jolie could give you a run for your money but still). And the snow is awesome! I love how if I scroll down I have to wait for it to start falling again! (<– suprisingly not sarcasm)

  4. lightningflash2

    I feel like you’ve changed the background, because everyone’s talking about falling snow but I don’t see it T_T
    and I feel like a stalker for just randomly reading your blog. Okay, skimming. And seeing that their mostly book reviews. Haha okay bye

  5. Ha ha yes, I was forced to remove the falling snow as it had a temporal availability period. ): But at least this new layout has books!

    Don’t worry, I appreciate the views (: Yep, I double post a lot of my reviews on Goodreads… I probably should mention that somewhere.

  6. You are utterly too adorable. And a boy who reads – spectacular. You remind me of a my favorite students (I’m a tutor and admissions consultant). I’m going to friend you on Goodreads now.

  7. Aw, thank you for your comment and kindness! I admit there isn’t exactly a myriad of males at my school who enjoy reading, but I’m glad at least one of your students does. I’ve already accepted (:

  8. Hey Thomas, I was updating some reviews on Goodreads.comand saw the link to your site. GOOD stuff man, I like the open design. Clean and neat.

  9. I’m honored that you read my reviews on Goodreads. (: Thank you for the compliment and comment!

  10. cool blogs, your view on things in the world is amazing, and i dont mean this in a bad way but….. I’m suprised your a guy, sorry that came out wrong, not many guys I know would even hold a book in there hand much less read one.
    sorry for the ramblin on….. I just wanted to comment on how cool your blog is :)

    • Thanks for the comment Alyssa! Don’t worry about being surprised, I’ve gotten that before, it’s the internet after all. Loving books is something we have in common. :)

  11. Sameena

    You have the best blog ever! I would like to know a little more about why Enrique hasn’t aged!

  12. Wow, um, not to sound awkward, but judging from that, you sound like me haha (excpet i’m definitely not a guy)
    glad to see someone else likes to read! :) and actually doesn’t like rap. which is rare. very rare… yep, I’m articulate…

  13. Everybody’s talking about how surprising it is that you’re a guy and you happen to like reading.. a lot – so I thought I might as well join in. :P
    I rarely meet a guy, especially at our age range who’s bookish, and seeing one now is a momentous sight, I may say.
    I’m not an avid fan of pop, my genre’s more geared towards rock. So it goes to show I worship rock bands. I do share your sentiments towards rap. It never really captured my interest – same as R&B. I think the bling-blings are overrated. :D
    Although I would have to say Eminem’s an exception. Well, he’s hot. He has got to be an exception. :D

  14. shayla

    dude, just wanted to say, you’re awesome. And you have really good taste in books. i like blog. and uh yeah.

  15. Love your blog bro ! Nice to meet some inspirational teens.

  16. …..dude..after so many days(19 years actually)…..i found u….guy havin same weight of mind as mine…..its cool to meet u :-)

  17. woooot!! pop music for the win! and how old are you?

  18. Howard

    I happened to drop by this blog and I have to say, I’m impressed! I can see why you noted that you are ‘odd’, but I admire how comfortable and open you are with your views. I have mad respect for that. It’s almost impossible to believe you’re just a high school student.

    • Thank you! One reason I love blogging is that it gives me the opportunity to express who I am online, as I don’t get that chance often in real life. Mainly because, like you said, I’m a high school student, and my views don’t exactly mesh with my peers’.

      Once again thanks for dropping by. (:

      • I agree with Howard’s comment! And I agree with what you said..blogging definitely gives one an opportunity to express oneself. Especially teens! I just graduated high school in june, but I kinda wish I had taken it up earlier, maybe when I was 15/16. But it’s all about being true to yourself and expressing yourself. That’s why I took it up! And none of my friends even know I have this thing, and I’d like to keep it that way, and it’s not the fact that I feel like I’d be judged or anything, it’s just the fact that it feels nice knowing that you really don’t know who’s even reading your blog, and they don’t KNOW you(sounds kinda creepy :P ), so it’s all raw. It’s only been a month, and at first I didn’t think that very many people would be reading it..and I went into it thinking I’d just keep it kinda like a journal about daily events..but then I realized I had so much more to say about so much stuff!

      • Howard

        I also agree, having an anonymous public blog and a blog that your peers know about makes how you approach the blog extremely different. Maybe having both kinds of blogs gives the most freedom. Thomas, I’m just curious – is there a reason why you don’t like rap that much?

        • Liz Dallton

          id like to know too.. is it just personal taste or what? i dont really care… i personally dont like most country

          • Ah, sorry Howard for not responding to your comment! To both of you (Howard and Liz) the reason I don’t particularly enjoy rap is that I find that most of it is filled with offensive words and ideas – things that I don’t appreciate very much. Some of it is personal taste as there is rap music out there that contains meaningful lyrics and powerful concepts, but for the most part I avoid it anyway.

  19. Hey there!You sound cool, I mean I have not met a boy who loves to read.Not.Ever.And I doubt whether I ever will.I’m friending you on Goodreads if you don’t mind,I’d regret not doing that someday:P
    Have a great day and good luck doing whatever it’s that you’re doing!

    • Hi! I’m happy to be your first guy friend who reads then. (: I’ve accepted your friend request on Goodreads and look forward to discussing books with you and what not. Thanks for dropping by!

  20. Thanks for the add!I’m looking foward for discussing whaterver there is to discuss too :P

  21. Hi Thomas, loving your blog its very inviting and warm, I also love books its good to connect with people with the same interests. Also commend you for your drive especially at your young age :)

  22. I am presenting you with the Versatile Blogger Award. You can check it out at http://wp.me/p1gpNV-dg

  23. Wait public Ivy, those exist… Wow okay, proves to you how well-versed I am with college things. LET ME GUESS, THE ONE IN VIRGINIA? AM I RIGHT?Aww, you as a lawyer, how cute. >< JK, YOU WOULD MAKE A KICK-ASS LAWYER, THOMAS. I'M NOT SURE HOW YOUR PUBLIC SPEAKING SKILLS ARE BUT IF IT'S ANYTHING LIKE YOUR WRITING, THEN YOU WILL BE THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER LAWYER IN THE COUNTRY. -thumbs up-

      • Thanks Erika and Devina!

        Erika, there are eight public Ivies – two of them are in Virginia, so, I suppose you’re half right. As for my public speaking skills… I don’t think they’re that bad, but they’re definitely not that great – I want to work on them so I’m considering joining the debate club at my school if it’s not too late. Anyway, once again thanks for the compliment. :D

  24. Mariam.J

    Nice blog, man! I am in many ways like you described yourself: ”My ideal life would be to run away to a cave or some other cozy place and read novel after novel nonstop.” That’s how I want to live (only for a while, of course!). Anyway, keep up the good job, I really like your book reviews!

    • I suppose reading books constantly without pause would get dull after awhile… who am I kidding, I would love to do that. (; Thank you for your kind words and for stopping by!

  25. ohmygoodness

    Hi just found your blog somehow and really like it! I’m thinking about joining goodreads and if i do I’ll friend you on it haha!

    Thanks for the link to Story of an Hour it was creepily good. I know you said you’re not a short stroy reader but here’s a link back- The Lottery by Shirley Jackson. Read it and be horrified!

    http://www.classicshorts.com/stories/lotry.html

    Also, why are people expressing surprise that a boy likes books? Talk about gender typing… I’m a guy and I like books. Maybe it’s a cultural thing? (I’m irish)

    • Hey! Please do add me on Goodreads if you get an account, and remind me that you’re the one who left all of these wonderful comments on my blog. (:

      I’ve heard good things about The Lottery, so I have bookmarked it and will read it some time in the near future (I’m taking the SAT tomorrow… and I have myriad homework assignments to complete this weekend. And other things.) Thank you for sharing the story with me.

      Also, I think that the people who are expressing their surprise have just not met a lot of people like you and me in real life. For example, at the book club in my school there are over 30 female members… and I think about three guys. Perhaps it is a cultural thing as well.

  26. Paige Elkin

    Hi Thomas. I stumbled upon your blog whilst searching for some help with my own relationship. I know that looking for help from complete strangers is rather pathetic, but sometimes I trust unknown opinion more than those of my friends. Anyways, I think you are absolutely brilliant. I wanted to inform you of this and ensure that you were aware of impact your words have made on my life. I am inspired to live my life until I die. Thank you.
    -Paige.

    • Wow Paige, thank you! Don’t worry, sometimes I Google advice as well instead of asking people I know in real life – I even got linked back to one of my own blog posts, once. It’s not pathetic in the least. I’m glad that my writing has inspired you to live your life to the fullest, because you really deserve to!

      Thanks for dropping by and leaving such a wonderful comment,
      Thomas

  27. Hi Thomas,
    Although, I no longer remember how I found your blog, I’m happy I did. Maybe, it’s the name of your blog “thequietvoice” that struck me since it reminds me of myself. I’m also shy and out of the ordinary and there are times where you just want to find someone that is similar to you and I’m glad I did. Not sure why I randomly started typing a comment and I think I just made the atmosphere a little awkward so…….bye!
    - Elye

    • Aw, I’m happy that you found my blog too! One of the best things about blogging is meeting people who have similar interests or mindsets to you. Please feel free to randomly add comments whenever you want, I enjoy it – I even wrote a paper for one of my classes on how to be awkward (it’s on this blog now!). Looking forward to hearing more from you, thanks for stopping by.

  28. I can’t believe that I have not found your blog earlier! I’ve seen your comments on Michelle’s page but never really clicked your page. Glad that I did now. Wow…the amount of books you read really surprise me because not many boys of your age read because I have a brother your age and oh boy, he does not read. I have tried hard to get him to read at least a book but nope, my attempts are futile.

    Anyway, I’m really glad I found your page~ and I shall stalk your blog from now on. =D

    x
    Rosie

    • Gotta love the Innocent Lam. I’ve received the “wow, you read a lot” comment a lot, from what I’ve heard guys tend to pick up reading a little later on in life – though that’s a generalization, because there are plenty of males who have enjoyed reading since their childhood or teen years.

      I’m glad you like my blog, and I’ve followed you back! Thanks for stopping by.

  29. You did put a lot of effort in here :) I LIKE IT!!! :D I wanna read more!

  30. sarah

    wow, your writing skills put me to shame :) I’m so impressed! I first want to thank you because you lead me to some AMAZing books. Hey, when did you first come to America? and…how can you write so well? My essays, + grammar are horrible ㅠ_ㅠ no matter how much I read. Help me~! :)

    • Thanks Sarah! I actually was born here in the US, which contributes to why my writing may seem impressive when it really isn’t that great. Trust me, reading and writing often will improve your writing – I guarantee it. In fact, from your comment it doesn’t seem like your grammar is that bad.

  31. sarah

    your blog makes me want to make one myself !!! <<just searched wordpress in google, wish me luck V

  32. Liz Dallton

    and i love your backgound. it makes me feel peaceful like books always do

    • In response to your other comment, I am glad that you support gays despite the fact that you are straight! And thanks, I like my background too – though I feel like it needs a change some time in the future, it’ll pass for now.

  33. Hi there, Thomas! Have a happy blogging experience ;)

  34. Anna

    Wow! You write great reviews! It sounds like an adult wrote it! :D I read your review on one of Sarah Dressens books and it was great! :D just thought I’d congratulate you! :)

  35. Hey, I just thought I’d stop here to say that your blog looks great. I look forward to reading your thoughts on books, music, and social issues.

    I have a “quiet voice” myself, in real life. I often find it’s easier for me to write a long blog post analyzing a book than it is to make eye contact with a stranger on the street. Thank goodness for the Internet!

    • Thanks for stopping by! Yes, some of us introverts do tend to resort to the internet and blogging to express ourselves, but this is definitely not a bad thing. Looking forward to reading more of your work, too. (:

  36. hey thomas ! I like your blog so much…you do have a great talent in describing yourself…thanks alott coz now we know that we r not posting on a killer’s blog…hehe,, hey im also asian so, i understand what you’re feeling too…:) keep up the awesome work ! :) bubye ! love shinee and 2pm so much too !!! :) smiles:)

  37. Star

    OMG I just found your blog today and love it! Based on the fact that you are a SHINee fan I will keep visiting this blog lol

  38. Kay

    I just can’t help smiling when you keep referring yourself as a kind / nice person. You’re so cute. Well, honestly, I have been following your reviews on goodreads. (You’re really passionate about reading) Well just one question. I have always found boys not that keen on reading romance, and you’re the exception! Don’t you find it odd? (no offense) ;)

    • Hey Kay, thanks for taking the time to check out my blog! While I think it is a stereotype that boys don’t enjoy reading romance, some stereotypes were formed from prior truths. For the most part I think adolescent males enjoy novels that will keep their immediate attention, so they tend to read more action/adventure/science fiction. Also, some of the guys my age I’ve talked to like reading books that have a male protagonist/narrator, and a lot of romance novels are in the perspective of females.

      These are just generalizations though – I’m 100% certain that there are other males my age who love reading romance novels too. Once again, thanks again for reading and commenting!

  39. Andreas

    Hey! I’m new at GoodReads and I kinda stumbled upon your reviews some other day, and I have to say, it was great! I loved it, so I decided to follow your reviews. Actually, we both have quite not-that-many in common. Some of them includes: “I’m also the kind of guy who is quiet and shy at first but becomes more outgoing and expressive when comfortable. ” and “I’m obsessed with books.” Well, see, no that many, but I love listening to music, too. :) Anyway, this is a great blog, and would it bother you if I add you as my friend on GoodReads? NIce meeting you!

    P.S: If I were to live in America, I would’ve gone to Barnes & Nobles everyday, pretty much. :) And also, I’ve been wanting to make a blog, but I didn’t know what to do with it, so I guess after seeing yours, I might want to make one. :)

    • Hi Andreas! I love meeting people through Goodreads, and I’m glad we have some things in common – please feel free to add me. I wish I could go to Barnes & Noble everyday, but then I would be too tempted to buy books… with my current lack of funds that would not be a good thing. Anyway, it’s great that I’ve somewhat inspired you to make your own blog! Please send me the link to it if you decide to make it, and feel free to comment/message me with questions. (:

      • Andreas

        I’m sorry, but I didn’t quite get the last sentence. By it, you meant the blog or what? Yeah, right. I have funds issues, too. :) What’s worse, is that in Surabaya, there are few bookstores which sell English novels, so yeah, it’s hard to find them. I love Barnes & Nobles and I so want to explore it. I went there once, when I joined a tour, and too bad I didn’t quite spend some time there cuz in the next few hours, we’d have gone to the airport to fly back to my country. :)

        • Yep, I meant your blog! Sorry about that. It’s unfortunate that your bookstores possess a paucity of English novels, but your English is fine and you seem to have a propensity for reading, both which are fantastic signs. I’m sure you’ll have more opportunities if you decide to visit again or go to university here.

          • Andreas

            Thanks a lot! Yeah, it’s just too bad. Once, there were rumors about Kinokuniya wanting to open one of their outlets here, but I don’t think it’s going to happen.

  40. Hello, Thomas … Nice to read this ‘about me’ page. I love ur writing, although my English is not good hahahaha. I also love K-Pop and big fan of SuJu :D

    Best regards from Indonesia :)

  41. Have you ever read High Fidelity? Your talk of pop music makes me ask :)

  42. Wow…you’re a very good writer, BTW! I’ve never read someone write the way you do about K Pop, of all things ;)

  43. Hi, just stumbled across you’re blog, and I live it. Look forward to reading more. I agree with the above comment about high fidelity. One of my best ever books.

  44. Hey, nice blog! I stumbled on it when you made a comment on my blog. Good luck with your college apps!

  45. You have a great blog from what I can see. I’m flattered that you’ve chosen to follow me. I’m thinking of having a therapeutic tnursady where I tackle a psychological issue. You might enjoy those posts. I look forward to hearing more from you.
    thanks again,
    Lisa

  46. Just dropping by to ask how’s prep for college going? Did you get admission or something?

  47. jessica

    Hi, Thomas!
    I’ve just began reading your blog, and since you love to read, would you mind sending me a bpolicy list? I am an avid reader, myself and I love getting recommendations from peers!

    • Hey Jessica, thanks for checking out my blog. By bpolicy list do you mean a list of my favorite books or books I would recommend?

      • jessica

        I would prefer your favorite books. Also, i had not proofread my comment, so the error “bpolicy” was actually supposed to be more along the lines of “book”. Sorry about that one.

        • Oh it’s okay, I was thinking – is “bpolicy” some literary term I haven’t heard of? Some of my favorite books include What They Always Tell Us by Martin Wilson, To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, East of Eden by John Steinbeck, the Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare, Sing You Home by Jodi Picoult, the Wolves of Mercy Falls trilogy by Maggie Stiefvater, Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell, The Help by Kathryn Stockett, and the Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins.

          You can find more of my favorite books through my Goodreads account, which I included a link to in my contact information tab!

  48. I really enjoyed reading some of your posts because they made me think and I appreciate that…I am glad I found this blog and I will follow this certainly to read more of your views on a regular basis. Keep it up!

  49. I feel like your a more mature version of me. :D I like your style of writing, I hope you do well in the future :D

  50. It’s good to come across younger people who love reading – hooray! And, as an editor, I’m going to commend you on your excellent writing: you have a good style and great grammar, spelling and punctuation. That’s something that’s all too rare in bloggers, even book bloggers, so I salute you for it. I’m subscribing to your blog via Google Reader and look forward to reading more!

  51. Thomas, Caught your blog from the WordPress tweet linking to your post on high school athletics. You are doing very well, and not just “for someone your age.” :) Head down, pen up! Your incisive analysis and excellent writing will take you far! Wishing you all the very best in your pursuits!

  52. hope the reply I sent got to you

  53. And yes, I am an INFJ as well! I am glad that I stumbled upon your blog and I know that we could be great blogging friends!

  54. I definitely look forward to reading your posts! I love to read and I love music as well. I’m more into rock and alternative music but I love a good pop song! :)

  55. Hello there, Thomas! I’m glad I am blogwalking right now despite the complain of my hungry stomach, coz I found your amazing blog. I followed your blog coz i wanted to read more from you.

    Cheers!

  56. Hii Thomas . your blog is very nice. loved reading it. :)

  57. That awkward moment when you go to comment on an about me, read through the comments, and realize that you commented approximately two years ago under an odd name, sounding very, very young…

    • I remember you! From what I recall and how your writing sounds now you’ve matured quite a bit. It’s great that we’ve been reunited in the blogosphere.

      • The fact that you can recall anything at all is wicked impressive- I only vaguely recall even writing half of the things I found on here when I logged back on. Glad to be reacquainted! (And I have matured, as I’m assuming, you have as well)

  58. Andreas

    Hey, Thomas, just wanna ask you a question. :) Have you watched Queer As Folk? :)

    • I haven’t yet, Andreas. So many people have recommended it to me though, so when I get more free time I’ll try it. Do you watch it?

      • Andreas

        Yeah. I’m currently-watching it. I have just finished downloading the whole 5 seasons and am pretty much excited, since I’ll be watching it for the entire week before my class begins. You should DEFINITELY watch it. Some of the couples are to be yearned for! :) )

  59. Hello! I found your blog through a friend’s – she reblogged one of your posts. Your blog is wonderful. It’s cool to find other teenagers who like writing.

  60. I just came across your blog and look forward to coming back and reading your thoughts on things :) I’m excited you like dystopias novels because they are my favorite!

  61. Hey Thomas I was just introduces to your blog recently and I have to say it kind of puts mine to shame. It’s really good to see another guy who loves books,these days I don’t get to read but books are basically my obsession. Anyway I love the blog and will be looking you up on goodreads.

    P.S if you accept the friend request just know that I tend to read a lot of romances, maybe a little too much anyway just be prepared :)

    • Your blog is impressive as well! I love talking to anyone of any gender who reads, I’m glad to make your acquaintance no matter what type of books you read. I gravitate toward YA but right now my reading list is an amalgam of several genres; I look forward to discussing books and other subjects with you!

      • Thanks a lot :) . Also I don’t want to impose or anything but I’ve started writing a book and if you have the time I would love a third persons perspective on it. I know you like YA novels so maybe you’ll like it. The first 6 chapters are on my blog so if you have the time I would love your input :)

  62. I’ve nominated you for the Beautiful Blogger award because I think your blog is so inspirational and lovely! :D http://girlwiththesilverlocket.wordpress.com/2013/02/22/asdfghjkl-i-has-an-award/

  63. Hey Thomas, I nominated you for the Very Inspiring Blogger Award before I found out you don’t post awards. The thought is there anyway. :)

  64. Hi Thomas. We’re friends on We Read, and I’ve finally made the jump into blogging. It’s great to read more about you, as well as the books you read.

  65. Hey, Thomas I’m afraid I nearly forgot to let you know that you have been awarded the Very Inspiring Blogger Award :)

  66. You have a great site.

    I know you must hear this from a lot of bloggers, but I’ve nominated you for an award. It’s mainly to express my appreciation for your work and invite you to see mine.

    If you want to play along, you can find my nomination post here -

    http://writingforfoodinindy.wordpress.com/2013/04/06/in-which-i-accept-an-award-i-cant-repeat-because-it-is-filled-with-meaningless-slang-i-abhor/

    If not, just keep up the good writing. Pretend I was never here.

  67. You sound very interesting, Thomas. I love singers & dancers, even if they’re shy about it :)

  68. Quinten

    Hey Thomas, I read one of your reviews on goodreads a while ago and added you as a friend. I have read a lot of your reviews and I just wanted to tell you there awesome! Thanks for always posting such great stuff! I feel like I can relate so closely to your opinions. Hopefully some day I can advance as a writer and be able to explain my opinions as amazing as you can!

    • Hey Quinten, it’s great that you can relate not just to my views but to my writing! Improving your writing definitely involves more practice than talent – I think one can discern a change in the quality of my blog throughout the years, even. Please send me a message or comment on a post or two if you want to discuss certain ideas further. Thanks for stopping by!

      • Quinten

        Alright i will make sure I do that some time! I definitely enjoy reading all of your reviews and highly respect your opinions. I would love to discuss some ideas with you in further detail. I will probably send you some messages on goodreads sometime. Thanks!

  69. Kaitlyn

    I just had to check out your blog after reading and following your book reviews on goodreads! I also am Asian-American and have fairly strict parents. It’s always good to know that there are others out there who share the love of books. My friends sometimes think I’m crazy to want to read a book instead of listen to their mindless chatter… Anyways, can’t wait to read more of your inspiring, yes I’m inspired from them, reviews:)

    • Aw, it’s always reassuring to know that at least one person out there is reading my reviews. (: There must be more Asian-Americans with strict parents who love to read in this wide world of ours, but it’s great that we’ve found each other! Don’t let your friends get you down and I’m looking forward to discussing books with you.

  70. Hi! I nominated you for the Shine On Award. Should you choose to accept, please follow the instructions posted on my home page. Love your blog! ♥

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