What would you do when you realize that you are different than everyone around you? Would you hide your true self because you are scared of what others would say? Or would you blossom like the flower you are and let everyone see the beauty of your uniqueness? In a world full of hatred, follow me in a journey to finding myself.
Find me Raven is about a young faerie named Raven. She has big plans for her life. After one of her closest friends joins her enemy's side, she is filled with rage , and decides to kill him and her enemy. Before she could do that she has to become the queen of the light folk and thats what she does till someone new enters her life to mess everything up. Faer is he called. Seems friendly and kind, but is he really like he seems or is he just like the others she trusted?
We all know it: heartbreak! We always view it as something terrible, something that signifies hell on Earth. But what if all this pain has a higher purpose? What if the soul chose these pains beforehand to experience certain things and elevate itself to the next level? In 12 months (chapters), I describe my journey through heartbreak: feelings, emotions, fears, thoughts, and challenges. I found myself in the pain; I found the love for myself.
Ryens past is full of loneliness and cold. Her fate intertwines with Rico, a brooding anti-hero haunted by his own tragic history, driven by a vow to seek justice. As Ryen becomes entangled in Ricos battle for justice, they form a deep connection. Navigating a world fraught with danger and betrayal, they confront their haunted pasts and the hope for a better future. Will their growing bond be enough to overcome their past, or will the shadows of their former lives pull them back into darkness?
Between dreams and reality, the line blurs and life becomes limited to a painting on the bedroom wall. I seek the truth and all I find are scattered memories and broken dreams. Will I find myself before the world finds me? Emotional and reflective, this book is an attempt to convey life as experienced through the queer lense.
To write and to read is to experience emotion together. This book is about all the feelings I have experienced so far in life and about the feelings you have experienced as well. I want to share my poetry hoping that it will reach you. It's about hardships, happiness, regret and hope. It's about the pieces of you and me.
Mia Abbot wakes up with her neighbourhood overgrown, destroyed and seemingly evacuated. Her father, a dedicated scientist, has left her limited rations, a letter and a phone with access to social media. Given specific instructions to capture and share her surroundings, her prescribed purpose is to warn her followers. After discovering what happened, Mia hopes her followers will #BelieveMe. But will she survive long enough to convince them of the truth? This is an interactive book. Readers can follow the social media account Mia used in the book on Instagram @mia_abbot.
Life is a funny thing, don ́t you think? Living is so complex, there ́s so much to experience, to decide, to figure out, to gain, to loose, to feel... So far I have not figured out a lot, if I ́m being honest. And I think that ́s okay. Life happens wether you have figured it out or not. And you feel wether you want to or not. And the thing with feeling is, that I often find myself tangeld up in it. Tangled up in emotions I can ́t quite place. And you know what, I think that ́s okay too. I believe most of us feel that way, we feel strongly and wildly and that ́s so beautiful. Isn ́t that what connects us all? Feeling while we ́re all trying to navigate this human experience. Often when I feel something, wether I can understand it or not - I write. I hope that when you read some or even all of these words I ́ve put together in this book you can find yourself somewhere between the lines.
