Urut badan di Umall

Servis terbaik. Pekerja pun terbaik.

Cakap pasal urut, fakta di atas memang betul. Sebelum ni aku dah lama tak berurut. Last sekali masa lepas bersalin. Tiga-tiga tak best. Sekadar urut manja bolehlah. 

Bila aku cuba berurut dekat umall, skudai setiap kali cuti, perbezaannya memang lain sejak 2-3 tahun lepas. Tulang belikat, dan sewaktu dengannya tak stress (sangat). Pakkal je jauh. Kalau tak memang aku pegi sebulan sekali sebab murah. Tak sampai rm50 satu badan, satu jam. Mana nak cari. Ada makcik kat satu taman ni ada buat servis urut. Rm90. Aku tak tau dia larat ke nak kendurkan urat-urat aku yang dah berselirat ni.

Be Kind, Rewind by Farah Liyana

'Be Kind, Rewind' by Farah Liyana is the first of a trilogy of urban fantasy which is packed with action, adventure, and magic. It contains fresh takes on local folklore and fairy tales. Although there are a considerable number of characters, it is very easy to read. Reading this book can feel like rubbernecking our Malaysian urban legends.

Tuan Sulaiman Seroja is the odd one out of the three siblings from a lawmaker and prestigious family in the Land of Bulan. Her disability (i might say, dyslexia) had possessed negative traits and tarnished the family's reputation of imperial blood.

The disappearance of Anak Permata's test subject prompts her to question why her family has not spoken out about it. Anak Permata is a program that seeks out children or beings with extraordinary abilities, yet there have been accusations of misconduct involving unethical and illegal experimentation.

The invitation from Black Archives has helped her through a nonsensical time travel. Yes, it's crazy, right? Now when I think of it, I realise that there is so much to say about Book 1. I want to hear more stories about Megat Santubong, and other unique creatures in the next installment.

Special thanks to @m for the review copy. My opinions are my own 💙 

* This book can be purchased at major bookstores

Rabbit Hole by Kate Brody

Today marks the tenth anniversary of Angie Angstrom's disappearance after attending a party, which led to her father's tragic decision to take his own life. Going through his belongings, his younger daughter, Theodora uncovered the fact that he never truly moved on from Angie. Her quest for clues and potential correlations brings her to a dead-end alley, overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information she has gathered.

I was looking forward to sharing my thoughts. The premise of this book fascinated me. This book showed promise, but unfortunately, Teddy's wandering took up a large portion of the plot. It was disheartening to have to write this review, as I am not usually a tough critic. And for Wolfie, do you have to kill him? I did finish reading though. Above all, Rabbit Hole is a novel about closure and unmentionable things.

Special thanks to @definitelybooks #pansing for the review copy. My opinions are my own 💙

* This book can be purchased at major bookstores in both Singapore and Malaysia, as well as on their online platform.