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Not as interesting and informative as I wished. It’s very focused on British history. I thought it would be more comprehensive.

Galing ng blink! I hope they make this to a movie. I cried at the end.

I enjoyed speed reading through this book. Kilig!

While Jenny’s story is looking up. You can recognize some of the humor. Rachel’s story is downright even more depressing. Is Kristan Higgins trying to get an award for the ‘balance’? This is the worst book of hers I’ve read so far.

Finally! Something positive for Rachel. Gosh it’s taken forever!

Now at the third of the book and it’s still madly depressing. Reminds me of Maeve Binchy.

We write what we want to know, just as we teach what we wish to understand.

We write what we want to know, just as we teach what we wish to understand.

They see how much we have to do with one another, how profoundly we require one another.

I have found my place in the Church. In the heart of the Church I shall be love. Thus I shall be everything; and this my dream will be realized. (Story of a Soul 194)

I have found my place in the Church. In the heart of the Church I shall be love. Thus I shall be everything; and this my dream will be realized. (Story of a Soul 194)

“But life is not sad,” Therese insisted. “If you had said ‘the exile is sad,’ I could understand. People make the mistake of calling what must come to an end ‘life,’ but it is only to heavenly things, to what will never end, that one should really apply the word. And in this sense, life is not sad; it is gay, very gay.” (Last Conversations 265)