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I really enjoyed reading this book
"I promised myself to finish the book before the end of the holidays and I finally succeeded😄. It was so sensational and breathtaking. It was really perfect. And I would like to apply these precious words in my life.After reading this book, I learned how to live, how to deal with the social environment, and how to make my decisions.Therefore ,I am very grateful to you !!🥰🥰 The main lesson that had learnt from this book is to believe in myself😍😍 "
Shining Nour
"I really enjoyed it ❤️❤️ So many details that I can relate to. The fact that most of us go through similar situations that are not written but here it is written by my friend . I'm so proud of you ✨ ✨✨❤️💕🎊❤️❤️✨🌟"
U go girl!
"I never imagined that I would click with this book this much but u proved me wrong. I have no words to describe how talented and amazing u are as a writer and also as a person. Pls continue with this journey I would love to read more of ur work cause they resonate with my life sm and it really helped me see things differently. Thank you again for this masterpiece. "
Interesting 😍
"• I am in love with this book I hope you can make more and keep updating ❤️ • review swap please 🥺❣️"
the world through greeny eyes
"This book was as like a time travel machine. It took me back to the start of my journey of self love and self awareness. I felt connected to Zoe's journey and it brought old memories and emotions I'm NOW grateful that I felt and went through. My inner child was very happy after reading this book. One of the things I loved is that the writing style was out of the box. I've never read a book that is a combination of fiction and self-help genres. However I would've enjoyed it more if the fiction side was more developed (like expressing the emotions and thoughts of Leah and seeing the story from her perspective after what she found out). As a gen Z person who's still discovering adulthood and who's imprisoned by social media and society's standards, I think this book can be a "YOU'RE NOT ALONE " reminder to many people from my generation and so on"
Review
"I really liked the overall concept of the story: diary entries - almost like a chapbook - interspersed with poetry tell us a lot about what's going on in the narrator's mind. At first, I didn't understand how the POV of the sister mourning the death of her twin made sense with regards to the rest of the plot, but as I read the last few chapters and understood that these were in fact the twin sister's diary entries, everything came together nicely. The writing in the diary entries felt very real and raw, as if it were autobiographical. I felt like all the writer's anger, pain, and sadness bled through the pages. I could easily imagine a young woman going through all of this. There were a few grammar, punctuation mistakes but I wonder if that was intentional, given the format of the story. The ending was quite heartbreaking, making me feel sad not just for the writer of the diary entries but her sister and those left behind as well. Kudos and thank you for writing!"
The world through greeny eyes
"I'm speechless tbh. At several points I wondered if I was reading a novel or a personal diary. I haven't read a book like this, I'm mostly into romance novels but this..... It's a nice exposure to another genre and I really don't regret it. I'm not just saying this to simply praise the writer but this book is deep. It's like a window to the writer's heart and honestly I learnt so much especially from the chapter about friends. In one word, it's amazing and the writer is another special kind of creative! "
Chapter 1: is a friend in need a friend indeed?
"Good book so far. Pretty easy read. Can't wait for more. The reader will feel quite a bit bewildered as to whether this book is an autobiography or a self-help kind. That said, it doesn't mean all that are told are only for the purpose of self-help, it is, in fact, the reality. The significant part of the book covers all the generic feelings people go through and yet, do not have words to put forth. The author is amazing in out-bringing the harsh realities, which, most of the time, we leave in ignorance, and which, in some way, smites us with sharp blows in numerous ways unthinkable. "
