Lost; Find Love Again

I just got back from a vacation and when I got home I've decided to pass by to the bookstore. I was looking for a very good book to read since being online, watching TV, iPod and PSP are so overrated to do now. I just want to spend time reading and wondering what will be like having someone else's shoe.. That's how I read books. I read books that are pretty much related to my life 'cause it brings inspiration and it gives me advices on how to go through with life. I went to one corner and I saw much of Haruki Murakami books. Damn if only I had enough money I'd buy all of his books. He's really good so far even though I've only read his book once. His paperback books are so beautiful and it's also nice to collect all his books and pile them up in my room. After reflecting on Haruki Murakami's books, I turned around and on the one side of the shelf I saw Paulo Coelho's books. Yeah I've read couple of his works and it was great but I don't give those books an excellent credit. Until I found this book of Paulo which is The Zahir. I really don't know how this book struck me. I don't know, maybe reading the summary at the back made me realize something. I heard this book from a person who is not much of a book lover but she quoted much
of this book. As I read the summary It had me thinking that the person who read that book is pretty much enjoying for the reason that It is also happening to her life. The book talks about A woman leaves her husband with no explanation to find out how to be happy. She leaves no note, no messenger, takes nothing, just seems to disappear. He finds himself in the journey and learns he needs to look for her because he loves her, not because he is obsessed. Along the way other hearts get broken.

More on: "When someone leaves, it's because someone else is about to arrive - I'll find love again."

I should have bought this book!! Well, maybe I might buy that book later. So excited to read it.