Inrotroducing, My List!

I love to make a list.

There's this unusual calm feeling when you have laid out all these things jumble up inside your head. From an everyday to-do-list to things I want to do in life, once I scrabble it on a piece of paper, I feel happy! Weird? No. Maybe . Ah, you can call me a list-er!

As some of you may read before, I once made a list of my personal top 15 Favourite Romance Movies. Though I didn't manage to complete the list ( excuses, I know! ), my mind still kept thinking of other interesting topic to list down.


So, since now I have a Label Section in this blog, I thought it'll be great to have a category with the tittle MY LIST in it. It'll be a folder with all my whatever-I-want to-syok sendiri-list lists. Yes, the name title is quite cliche', boring if you want to add, but thesaurus apparently doesn't help me too much this time around. Haha.

Personally, the lists will sets as a reminder.

But of course, I want to share it with you guys too! (ewah, pikir readers gituhh). So to kickstart, I made a personal goal list, one that I thought thoroughly ; a list of 25 Books I Have to Read by 25 Years Old.

Reason for doing so is, I'm afraid I'll no longer read story books once I'm in my koas and housemanship years. It'll be a pity if I pass reading this good books. In the list, I added some classical english books. Kononnya nak challenge diri lah. Baca Pride and Prejudice pon macam nak pengsan, macam mana la nanti! Ahaks.

I do have doubt I'll finish it. Macam cita-cita tinggi pulak. But time will tell.

So here goes:

25 BOOKS I HAVE TO READ BY 25 YEARS OLD

1. The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo: Stieg Larson (checked!)
2. The Girl Who Played with Fire: Stieg Larson
3. The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest: Stieg Larson
4. Three Cups of Tea: Greg Motenson (Checked!)
5. Never Let Me Go: Kazuo Ishiguro
6. Catch 22: Joseph Hellar
7. Middlesex: Jeffrey Eugerides (checked!)
8. The Giving Tree: Shel Silverstein
9. The Lovely Bones: Alicia Sebold (checked!)
10. A Thousand Splendid Sun: Khaleed Hosseini
11. The Last Lecture: Randy Pausch
12. Emma: Jane Austen
13. Gone with The Wind: Margaret Mitchell
14. Wuthering Heights: Emily Brontte
15. The Great Gatsby: F. Scott Fitzgerald
16. The Old Man and The Sea: Earnest Hemmingway
17. The Man Who Would be King: Rudyard Kipling
18. I, too am a Malay: Zaid Ibrahim
19. Malays Forget Easily: Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad
20. The Lost Prince: Frances Hudgson Burnett

21. Sang Pemimpi: Andre Hindrata
22. Edensor: Andre Hindrata
23. Maryamah Karpov: Andre Hindrata
24. The Truth about Forever: Sarah Dessen
25. Tafsir Al-Quran: Abdullah Yusuf Ali

Oh, I hereby also pledge to read the book from page to page, without skipping any pages and does not read the last chapter once I start to think the book is boring or too complicated to understand. Man, this gonna be a struggle -_-

End up all my books will look like these kot,



Cheers!
:)