In Real Life - Blog Posts
adhd culture is starting your posts with “anyways”, “so like,”, “by the way”, or any other mid-conversation sentence-starter
I have too many headcanons about transformers characters and I don't have anyone to talk to about.
So, if this gets, like, a hundred likes, I am going to make a short list of my most prominent ones that are stuck in my brain twenty four seven.
In Real Life
By Joey Graceffa
ALL IM GONNA SAY IS THAT THE BOOK IS AMAZING AND EVERYONE NEEDS TO READ IT.
It truly inspired me and changed my perspective on my life.
Love ya Joey!
All of the emotions I felt while reading ‘In Real Life’ were emotions that made me happy in the end. To get to a good thing(s) you have to feel emotions. Sometimes those emotions are mixed and sometimes it is just one emotion. Joey im so glad you found what you love and have stuck to it. feeling sooooo thankful for Joey.
I’m selling these books. HMU if you want any
Going to help out the young phantom and make a pdf of the Dan and Phil books.
National Book Month
National Book Month has been a lot, but going down memory lane has been so comforting--like hot cocoa, fuzzy socks, a warm blanket...and a good book.
As we get older, we change. We grow, our perspective changes and with more knowledge comes deeper understanding. The Giver by Lois Lowry is still a great book and was a book I still chose to pass onto my nephew when he reached the age of the protagonist, Jonas (12). The first of many young adult dystopian novels, The Giver is unique as it deals more with the politics and touches upon the issues and reasoning for strict and government regulation without all-out war or battle by Jonas or his friends. Around Jonas’ age, I read and loved this book but during a recent reread found the depth of the book I felt originally was lacking. Still touching upon how the adults had lost their way and the understanding of the choices they were making, I had grown and wanted more from the book. This hurts. I felt as thou I had lost a beauty with the book, because for me some of the story is gone. It still makes me sad, thou understanding why I felt this way after first reading it makes me feel better and I can know to look for more books and stories, both in fiction and in real life that inspire me; while still being able to read a good story from my childhood.
In the spirit of Halloween and the change of tides with the Giver, today I’d also like to honour the books I love--whose names I’ve forgotten. I book I still swear is called the Pearl, telling the story of the French resistance during the Nazi rise thru the eyes of a rich girl of privilege, a particular story about Elizabeth Blount’s life and events in England and told thru the eyes of a maid/servant. Hopefully I’ll find you once more
The Giver is a good book--please read
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