Petals On The Wind

Its been quite a while since i last read a novel.. yeah.. and i typed there novel.. huhu.. went to my grandma's house and try to dig out any old books or novels that seem interesting.. found this old brownish paperback book.. guess what.. this book is older than me.. first published in 1980 and there's a name on the book with the number 80 below it.. kekeekke... 2 years older than me.. talk about reading a classic.. kekeekek.. well.. the book is about 4 kids.. err.. 3 actually, one died.. the Dollangangers, who managed to escape from their confinement in the dark attic to the sunlit world outside.. however.. the remembrance of it would not allow them to lead ordinary lives.. heck.. they were kept there for 3 and a half years.. anyways.. back to the story.. they met a mute kind lady.. or should it be kind mute lady?.. who works as a maid for a doctor who then adopted these 3 kids.. whaoh.. imagine being in an attic for so long, there's just too many things that you could do isnt it.. with their younger sister so young and frail.. the other two siblings really get on to each other.. horny fellas these two..
i've not finished the book yet.. but i just can't put the book down.. with the sister seducing here laa.. there laa.. and getting it on with her doctor/father.. how could i just stop? ahahaha... maybe there's more of it as the story goes on..!~ kekekek..~ i've just got thru halfway of the book.. but overall.. it seems like a good read.. i seem to be getting back the passion to read novels/storybooks.. yeah rite.. its been a while since i really read a whole novel front to back.. my fav authors were John Grisham and Jeffery Archer.. owh and also Sidney Sheldon..
hmm.. maybe i should read more often now that i'm really having trouble to sleep.. that's it for now.. its early morning and i'm still not asleep yet.. kind of bored now.. thanks for reading this anyways.. here's for u guys..

"Read, every day, something no one else is reading. Think, every day, something no one else is thinking. Do, every day, something no one else would be silly enough to do. It is bad for the mind to be always part of unanimity"
-Christopher Morley (1890 - 1957)-