The night before the book signing that will be held for April 14 at Fully-Booked at The Fort, I was asking my cousin if she could accompany to the venue. But she had summer classes plus she doesn't know how to commute to The Fort. So, I convinced my grandmother to accompany me because she doesn't have any activities that needed to be attended to for that day. Then the trek began from our house in Valenzuela City all the way to The Fort which is in Taguig. It took us an hour and a half to get there and luckily we didn't get lost because it was our first time to go The Fort.

At first, I was astonished at the place. The Fully-Booked in The Fort is 4 stories high with a Starbucks cafe at the third floor and a record shop at the fourth floor. I asked the lady where was the booksigning for an Unkyel Batjay and she said it was on the fourth level. The place is huge. No wonder it was called Fully-Booked.

We made our way to the fourth level and I was surprised at the number of people at the event. It turned out it was not only a book signing for Unkyel Batjay, it was also the launching of his new publisher, Fox (correct me if I'm wrong). After the program, I finally got my book signed and had a photo taken together with the author.

Nicanor David, Jr.'s book "Mga Kwento ng Batang Kaning-Lamig" is now available on bookstores nationwide.

Tae ang hirap ng inggles. Pagkatapos nun kumain kami sa Gerry's ng sisig. Pagkatapos, ayon, umuwi na kami. Sa susunod na book signing punta tayo ha. Si Bob Ong naman sana..