Switch Bitch

Went to Borders a couple of weeks ago.
Bought a few books.
Due to itch itch.
As usual, I'll go for the shopaholic series.
Its quite relaxing to read things that doesn't require you to think much. Its hilariously bimbotic afterall. Hee.
To appear less of a pea-brained bimbo, I bought another literature book. Woohoo...
Its called "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee.
Obviously I'm not a bimbo straight from top till the tip of my toe. I read stuff that I like.
I might even go for Steinbeck. Just because Lucas reads that. Hee. I'm joking.
I bought a few Roald Dahl's books too. I quite like "Switch Bitch". It consists of stories of seduction and suspense from the pen of the master magician, each with a wicked sting in the tail...
The delicious thrill of sexual expectation and its maddening effects are explored in "The Great Switcheroo". Imagine sneaking out in the middle of the night and switch bed with a neighbour to canoodle with your neighbour's wife? Of course without the wives' knowledge.
It's a book on the human lust and black comedies of human weakness and unexpected reversal.
I managed to lust the cashier boy and paid a total of 40 bucks for a SGD 100 worth of books.
Hee.
Anyways, The half blood prince is selling for 10 bucks. That was a couple of weeks back when I was there. Hardcover kids version. A pretty good bargain. Most probably I'll drop by some day to add that book into my collection.
4 Comments:
If you haven't done so, you absolutely HAVE to read Roald Dahl's 'The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar'. It's a wickedly superb book.
I'm planning to buy the last book in the Series of Unfortunate Events. I just have to find out what happened to Count Olaf and the Baudelaire children.
I'll keep that in mind. Haha.
Most of Roald Dahl's stories end in a wicked surprise.
always thought ROald Dahl writes kids book. until I read Switch Bitch.. Nothing kiddish in there lol.
Ooh To Kill a Mockingbird is most excellent! The best characters ever created and she's got such an amazing 'voice'.
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