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I would like to make some clarifications from what I said on my previous post. When I said that the Novel was written in a poetic manner of writing. I’m correcting that statement. It is not poetic after all.

My bad fellows!

I was reading Chapter three during the time I’ve written the previous post. I found myself haywired on the story. Thus, made me re-read the Novel all over again. As I began back reading the Novel, I envision the story vividly. with a Reading the Novel the first time, I got confused. The Novel was written with a grand scale of words. Words that made the sentences hard for me to comprehend. I can’t imagine the story thoroughly; my imagination of the Novel was not vividly envisioned. I was greatly interrupted from reading, since there were a lot words that I encountered for the first time. It kept me busy, pausing from reading, to look up for the meaning of the words over the dictionary. Which gives witness to the range of vocabulary I have, proving to be very little.

Summing-up the story, it was pretty jovial. It pretty sums up the title of the Novel. From the grotesque and melancholy proclivity relationship between “the complainer” and Lucinda, to Lucinda’s one night stand with Bedwin, to Lucinda’s turning point- realization that she and Matthew belong to each other, made Matthew a sweetheart at the end of the story. Lucinda’s character was anomaly, her choices of action/ decision made her existence in the story rich. Understanding her idiosyncrasy was the toughest part of novel. The Author had a weird way of telling the story. It made me wonder what was he thinking the time he was writing the part of the “monster eye” scene. Anyways, there was gossip spreading that this novel might come out in a movie late next year. Maybe by then, I could understand the story more completely.

Once again I was at the bookstore at Serendra. Browsing under the Romance section, looking for another Vampire Novel by Lyndsay Sands, unsuccessfully. I tuned to the Fiction selection behind me. There I found this Book Cover that caught my eyes.

The Book Cover had me at awe.

With the bold colors of florescent pink and canary yellow and a girl holding a guitar, I took the book out of its shelve. Turned the pages to chapter one, reading the first few paragraphs, I found it to be amusing, poetically described, and sophisticated.


Right now, I’m almost half done reading the Novel. I expected to finish reading overnight, but I was challenged by the writer’s poetic writing style. The writer’s vivid description details the story in a elegiac approached of writing. The paragraphs are constructed in a poetic manner, that I am having a hard time understanding what the Writer, Lethem is pertaining too since I’m used to reading Novels by Writers such as Nicholas Sparks, Sophie Kinsella, Stephenie Meyer, and Lyndsay Sands, who are all easier to decipher.

Reading “You Don’t Love Me Yet” is my first in this form of style. Lethem also uses a lot of profound words in the Novel, which makes me utilize my Oxford Dictionary often. I keep a stash of the words that I encounter in the Dictionary, for future usage, Hopefully for my blogging.

The story of the Novel gets twisted, compared to the back cover that explains the novel’s plot. The story became eerily disturbing at the part where “the complainer”, is not the Band’s Lead singer, Matthew, who is your typical Rock Star idol and Lucinda’s ex-boyfriend in the band, and that “the complainer” who looks like an old sexual unattractive groin, who Luncinda fell in love with. Ironically, “the complainer” is the source of Lucinda’s inspiration for their break up song, which I will soon find out the mainspring of the break up song, once I finish reading the novel. I hope Lucinda will be back with Matthew towards the end of the story, rather than being single which I will find pathetic.

I'm reading a new Vampire Book - A Quite Bite. Author named Lynsay Sands.

Since I stated reading the Twilight Series. I got engulf with Vampire Novels! Ridiculous as it sound but when I read it, as if I was in the journey with them. Like a third person in the book who observe the things around them. Like I have a power that I can read their thoughts. Like a Ghost with special abilities. Hehe! Its my a little orb, as i like to call it. (>_<)

I'm not yet done reading the Novel. I'm around chapter Nine. This Novel is more Erotic compared to the onces I have been reading.

Plot is about a 200 year old Vampire Girl names Lissianna Argeneau and the Argeneau Family with a Psychiatrist Doctor in his mid-thirties named Gregory Hewitt.

What caught my interest to read the story was the Preface of the Book.

" Let's get this off you," She suggested as she worked at the bow around his neck. Hw sigthed as it was removed, relaxing on the bed a bit, and Lissianna decided to discard his tie as well.

"There, isn't that better?" she asked, sliding the silk cloth from around his neck.

The man started to nod, then caught himself and scowled instead as she undid the top three buttons of his shirt. "It would be better still if you untied me."

Lissianna smiled with amusement at the way he was struggling with himself, then tried to distract him by running her fingers lightly over the bit of his chest she'd revealed. Much to her satisfaction, a shiver went through him as her long nails gazed gently across his naked skin. This seduction business was turning out to be easier than she'd feared.

"Untie me." He was trying to be firm, but it was obvious his heart was no longer wholly behind the desire to be free.

Smilling knowingly, Lissiana scrapped her fingers lightly down to run along the cloth just above his belt. The provocative action sent his stomach muscles galloping and his breath came out on a little hiss of air.

"What the hell," he breathed. "There are worse things than being a sex slave"