I didn’t understand every word of it, and
I had to consult my Spanish-English dictionary several time, but I realized that the more I read, the more I understood and the less I had to use my dictionary.

I don’t think there is a better kind of candy.

so freaking good and salty.

sushi > breathing

‘nuff said

I read this a year or two ago on my own. I might be too young to really understand it. It was disturbing to me, but good too. I own a copy, and I plan on rereading it sometime soon.

I read this around six or seven years ago and it’s what inspired my love for the Spanish language and my desire to learn the language. A small amount of Spanglish is spoken in the book, and as I was reading I could only think of how great it would be to understand what the characters were saying in Spanish.

I hated this book. I tried hard to like it, but if I wanted to hear the plight of a whining teenager, I could just call one of my friends and listen to them talk.

This is an incredibly good book! Sadly, it’s not widely available. I think I got it from a church book sale.

The first (and last) CD I bought with my own money. I saved and saved, and in the end my sister still had to give me about $2 so I could afford it. Still have the CD, and I love to listen to it. It reminds me of when I was younger.

Mika is my favorite artist of the moment. Every song is a masterpiece. Just press play and be prepared to dance around in a joyful frenzy.