One of the most important and fascinating things that I learned after becoming an adult is how much I crave peace. In childhood, we never really understand things until they are made real to us. But as adults, we learn everything in life, often through unexpected circumstances. Like realising that we are surviving instead of... Continue Reading →
Review: ‘Teach You a Lesson’ K-drama (2026)
"If a doctor is afraid of their patients, they can't treat them properly. If a lawyer is afraid of their clients, they can't defend them properly. So, if a teacher is afraid of their students, can they teach them properly? If adults become afraid of children…the world is doomed." - Na Hwa Jin Yes, I... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Daughter of Mine by Megan Miranda
This book was a headache to go through; I am not lying when I write it. I know books are meant to be dramatic; however, this thriller was on another level. It frustrated me so much that I wondered why I even picked up this book. The book is about Hazel Sharp, the daughter of... Continue Reading →
Review: ‘Boys Over Flowers’ K-drama (2009)
"Guys didn't do things for no reason in front of a girl they like. There's always a reason." - Yoon Ji Hoo Yes, I am in my early K-drama zone because now K-dramas don't hit like they used to. So I am back with the iconic and classic K-drama of all time, Boys Over Flowers,... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The September House by Carissa Orlando
The perfect book review for the perfect month with the perfect vibe. The September House by Carissa Orlando is my favourite horror thriller and mystery book, and you know why? Because it's funny as hell, I was laughing rather than creeping out by the book. The book follows the story of Margaret and her husband... Continue Reading →