Universe Full of Scars is a reminder that it's okay to be human. It's okay to hurt, to fall and break apart just like how our Universe did. It exploded and hurled matter in all directions that formed the galaxies, stars, and planets. It healed itself and came out stronger, bolder and even more beautiful. So can you. Darling, so can you...
Last year was tough. I spent the entire time trying to runaway from the fact that I was no longer just having a bit of a downswing. No, it was no longer something I could come back from alone. While in this depression, I met someone I fell in love with and ultimately had to let go. This book will show you the excruciating highs and the seriously dark lows that come along with love, depression and finding yourself. Just as I survived the lows, you, too will be able to battle your mental health. This book is for anyone who's ever experience mental illness, been in love or just have been touched by either. This is my year-long journey of finding strength in the toughest of times.
This book contains 101 bite-sized horror stories that are intended to scare and unsettle you. These are real peoples' accounts of the creepy and the occult--of their near-misses with madmen and paranormal entities. Each chapter is a short, stand alone campfire tale, a retelling of a frightening or gruesome incident that has stuck with the teller, something that gives them pause to this day when they find themselves alone in the dark. These stories have been collected with the knowledge that real life is scarier than fiction. Read with caution.
How to Live in New York City is a collection of essays written by and for the masses that have experienced the best and worst of what the city has to offer; whether it's the stifling, humid summers, impossible dating scene, thriving culture, or terrifying rental rates. If you don't already live in New York-you're dreaming about it.
"Paper Hearts" is Lauren Jarvis-Gibson's debut poetry collection. Through her delicate yet incredibly honest words, she skillfully navigates the experience of what it's like to slowly build one's self back up after being broken. "Paper Hearts" effortlessly weaves you through an intimate journey of love, loss, growth, and self-discovery.
Are you a girl? Are you in your twenties? Are you smart? Okay, okay, you don't actually have to be smart, just mildly motivated to read a book. And hey, you've gotten this far Even though you most definitely have a million other things to do, you've found time to pick up a book, and that, my dear, should be congratulated. So go on, get reading. You're just seven steps away from knowing everything you need to know about surviving and thriving throughout the most transformative decade of your life. Okay, maybe not everything, but at least the important stuff, such as: -Finding your dream job -Embracing minimalism -Taking control of your finances -Staying fit -Eating healthy -Finding (and keeping ) relationships -Traveling the world This quick, fun read will fully prepare you to take on this very exciting stage of life that is being in your twenties.
Driven home by grief, Cole returns to his family after being away for five years. He soon discovers that his brother, Joe, is locked in a bitter feud with a family who wants everything he's built for himself. As things begin to escalate and tempers start to flare, Cole finds himself pulled into a world of violence, hatred, and unchecked rage. There are no heroes. There are no villains. There is only the worst in us.
The road to self-discovery is one with a lot of sharp stones and barking dogs. My Own Guru is a sisterly guide and friend to keep you company on that journey, a journey we all need to take alone. This book offers a universal process for knowing ourselves better from a woman who has, after many air miles and self-help books, awoken her inner guru and built incredible happiness on her own terms.
This book is like a cross-country road trip with your favorite cousin the first summer you're old enough to get high with him and he decides to tell you what he knows about life. These essays are as wise as they are laugh-out-loud funny, and as useful as the best advice you ever got about matters of modern love, great sex and the necessity of romance. Reading Zaron Burnett III's essays is a rare opportunity to experience curiosity about all things expressed without judgment, clarity tempered with compassion, and truth as the most exhilarating aphrodisiac. Within these timely observations and candid confessions, you will find a ton of insight, provocative theories, an equal amount of humor and an unexpected optimism that will not be denied.
We are surrounded by technology, from the flat screens hanging on our walls to the phones tucked inside our pockets. What would happen if those basic electronics, which vastly outnumber humans and are contained inside of every home, turned against us? What would happen if we were unable to use them, to trust them? What would happen if they wanted us dead?