Sounds sooooo romantic!
Conceited?
Perhaps.
But don’t get me wrong. I’m not man-izing, whatsoever. I’m perfectly in love and contented with my husband and I patronize monogamy.
“Hope I can have you!” is just my usual outburst if I see books hounding my sight (even in my dreams), book reviews included. It’s the reason why I have my Shelfari account that I will always be in touch with the world of books. And of course, I keep clippings of book reviews from magazines (My hubby’s FHM collection is not excused from my scissors’ crime, cutting that is.) and papers.
Here are some of my list from Psychology Today (Ooopsss!!! I didn’t commit any crime here, eh!):
(Note: This is in no particular order. I just want the books. Hope friends would read this so they will know what to buy me for Christmas. Hahahahaha!!!)
1. The Myth of Self-Esteem: How Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy can Change Your Life Forever by Albert Ellis (thinking like a real Psych pro, eh!)
2. Secret Girl by Molly Bruce Jacobs
3. This Changes Everything: The Relational Revolution in Psychology (Argh!)
4. Self-Psychology: An Introduction by Peter A Lessem (got a dream of being a Psychologist or a Psychotherapist!)
5. Identifying and Understanding the Narcissistic Personality by Elsa F. Ronningstam (now you know why?)
6. Play Therapy Interventions with Children’s Problems by Gary Landreth (my being a counselor and SpEd teacher combined in this one)
7. Son of a Witch by Gregory Maguire (well, I’m not!)
8. The Sociopath Next Door (tell me who the author is, please!)
9. Leonardo’s Notebook (who?)
10. Vampires: Encounters with the Undead (getting the creeps from ate Maan…)
11. The Third Chimpanzee by Jared Diamond (our neighbor stuck with her husband told me she sleeps with the second chimp every night… real loud snore!)
12. Cell by Stephen King (I think this is just the second novel by King I wanna read, “It” was the first one. Just accidentally had the first though!)
13. An Argument for Mind by Jerome Kagan (sounds like a good read when I start to get bored!)
14. Crazy by Peter Easley (sounds like a good read when I start to get some nuts crumbling on my head!)
15. The Imperfect Mom by Therese Borchard (the Mom that I am, I must admit!)
16. The Naked Brain by Richard Restak (hope I don’t get bludgeoned!)
17. Profilers by John Campbell (do you have a copy?)
Well, that’s all for now. Tomorrow I’ll post some reviews from FHM (demure… demure… demure… uh-ah!) Remember that I’m a writer in this site, not a Counselor in a Catholic School!
Pardon me my Directress. Honestly, I don’t read the whole mag, I just flip over the Book Review Section and cut them and off my hands go… (I’m not keeping my fingers crossed for this one! Honest! Really I don’t!!!)
Conceited?
Perhaps.
But don’t get me wrong. I’m not man-izing, whatsoever. I’m perfectly in love and contented with my husband and I patronize monogamy.
“Hope I can have you!” is just my usual outburst if I see books hounding my sight (even in my dreams), book reviews included. It’s the reason why I have my Shelfari account that I will always be in touch with the world of books. And of course, I keep clippings of book reviews from magazines (My hubby’s FHM collection is not excused from my scissors’ crime, cutting that is.) and papers.
Here are some of my list from Psychology Today (Ooopsss!!! I didn’t commit any crime here, eh!):
(Note: This is in no particular order. I just want the books. Hope friends would read this so they will know what to buy me for Christmas. Hahahahaha!!!)
1. The Myth of Self-Esteem: How Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy can Change Your Life Forever by Albert Ellis (thinking like a real Psych pro, eh!)
2. Secret Girl by Molly Bruce Jacobs
3. This Changes Everything: The Relational Revolution in Psychology (Argh!)
4. Self-Psychology: An Introduction by Peter A Lessem (got a dream of being a Psychologist or a Psychotherapist!)
5. Identifying and Understanding the Narcissistic Personality by Elsa F. Ronningstam (now you know why?)
6. Play Therapy Interventions with Children’s Problems by Gary Landreth (my being a counselor and SpEd teacher combined in this one)
7. Son of a Witch by Gregory Maguire (well, I’m not!)
8. The Sociopath Next Door (tell me who the author is, please!)
9. Leonardo’s Notebook (who?)
10. Vampires: Encounters with the Undead (getting the creeps from ate Maan…)
11. The Third Chimpanzee by Jared Diamond (our neighbor stuck with her husband told me she sleeps with the second chimp every night… real loud snore!)
12. Cell by Stephen King (I think this is just the second novel by King I wanna read, “It” was the first one. Just accidentally had the first though!)
13. An Argument for Mind by Jerome Kagan (sounds like a good read when I start to get bored!)
14. Crazy by Peter Easley (sounds like a good read when I start to get some nuts crumbling on my head!)
15. The Imperfect Mom by Therese Borchard (the Mom that I am, I must admit!)
16. The Naked Brain by Richard Restak (hope I don’t get bludgeoned!)
17. Profilers by John Campbell (do you have a copy?)
Well, that’s all for now. Tomorrow I’ll post some reviews from FHM (demure… demure… demure… uh-ah!) Remember that I’m a writer in this site, not a Counselor in a Catholic School!
Pardon me my Directress. Honestly, I don’t read the whole mag, I just flip over the Book Review Section and cut them and off my hands go… (I’m not keeping my fingers crossed for this one! Honest! Really I don’t!!!)
Sigh!
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