When your only friend is a rich girl who is afraid of other people, that should be enough of an indicator on how much of an introvert you are. Benji is a sixteen year old with no friends except for the girl with too much money for her own good, Tiff. That is until he gets into a car crash and gets paired up with a roommate at the hospital. Can he get along with someone who is mature enough to lock himself into a bathroom for hours just to avoid Benji?

This one is about falling in love and falling out of love. It isn't only about falling for someone, it's about falling for yourself. This poetry book takes you through a journey of joy and pain, and the destination is yourself. I wrote the book to get myself through the pain of not only loosing someone but loosing myself. But I also wrote this one for every broken soul who loved so hard they forgot how to love themselves. For anyone who fears it won't get better one day. I'm here to make you believe. To make you believe in yourself. You'll get there.

Every time I see a shooting star, I make a wish. I wish upon a star for the same reason I wish at 18:18, birthday candles, and dandelions. Most times when people make wishes, it is to feel happy and be successful. So far, I made my wishes about them. To have a good time together, to be loved, to not get hurt. The truth is we will get hurt eventually. Making wishes is a reminder of what our hearts truly want. My heart always wanted them. We were lying on the ground, looking at the sky and counting stars. I thought the universe was listening to me and would make those wishes come true. But why do we make those wishes when the actual wish is ourselves? With every person I counted stars, I learned a lesson. The stars are my lessons I want to give to the world. Do not make your wishes about them. This life is about you, your heart, your soul, your peace. This book is a guide for you on your way to healing, finding happiness, and falling in love with life.

The space between us, once warm and fuzzy and full of our emotions, turned cold as soon as I entered the bus that took me away from you. Now it is just grey and full of all these unspoken words that I wish I had said. Maybe goodbye letters can bridge the silence. Maybe they make leaving just hurt a little less.

The space between us, once warm and fuzzy and full of our emotions, turned cold, as soon as I entered the bus that took me away from you. Now it is just grey and full of all these unspoken words that I wish I had said. Maybe goodbye letters can bridge this space. Maybe they just make leaving hurt a little less.

This book is a collection of personal letters. Each one is from a different person's view with a heartfelt message to the recipient.

Imagine stumbling upon personal notes and voice recordings of a journalist that allow you to delve into someone's inner world. In this book, you will meet a young woman who, by agreeing to participate in an unusual psychological experiment, reveals deep wounds from her past. She bravely shares the pain and dreams that have become part of her journey toward self-healing. Will you be able to handle the emotions evoked by these heartfelt stories and experience all the challenges she had to overcome? Open this book and find the answers alongside her. Her story might be closer to yours than you think.