He has a unique way of expressing his opinion about certain things and above all, he writes with humor that’s easy to relate to. One thing about Bob Ong is that he writes about his experiences in life, particularly the things that happened to him in his childhood, his former schools, his old teachers, things he read and everything else that is happening in the Philippines. The book was so hilarious and entertaining that I actually thought of buying my own but since me and the “owner” got married the book became conjugal property. Well, knowing my husband, he won’t spend a penny on something that isn’t worth it.

Somehow, something inside me told me it must be a good read. Opposites really attract.īack to the book, I remember it was my ex-boyfriend (who’s now my husband) who bought it and I just borrowed it out of curiosity because he always laughs aloud whenever he reads it. I’m afraid of ghosts and he’s not, I sleep with lights on and he doesn’t and a lot more things. You see my husband is like… sometimes I don’t know how to describe him. we went to check out this old, dimly-lit hotel along Session Road which reminded of the horror movie “Hostel.” Just one good peek inside was enough for me to tell my husband I’m not going to stay there but he insisted since it sounded like adventure. I suddenly remembered this story when my husband and I were in Baguio last year. In this book, Bob Ong mentioned a story about this haunted-looking hotel he found while looking for a place to stay in Baguio. One such book was Bob Ong’s semi – autobiographical work, Ang Paboritong Aklat ni Hudas. When I finally decided to finish my top ten favorite books list I started reading those books again to freshen up my memory.

Ang paboritong libro ni hudas bob ong