Books

@hellokitty429

Paper Towns and Looking for Alaska by John Green both give similar vibes! 💜

I was also reading the same book right now. Great reading choice!😉

@hellokitty429"It's Kind of a Funny Story" by Ned Vizzini: This book deals with mental health issues and personal growth

Every last word by Tamara ireland stone is really good. Plus it just really inspire you to write. If you want I can DM you the ebook( can we do that here? Hii I'm new 🥴)

@hellokitty429      The Hours by Michael Cunningham forces you to think about life in such a deep way. It's not a long novel. It actually won the Pulitzer Prize and was turned into am award winning movie with one of the most hauntingly beautiful soundtracks. After that I encourage A Home At the End of the World also by Michael Cunningham. His work dissects life down. Analyzes it. He also really dictates your emotions. I've read The Hours maybe 5 times. You do not have to read Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf to understand it at all. However, you may want to read it afterwards.