Esther Joe feels

Excerpt From: Sloan, Robin. “Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore.”

The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman

I am the messenger by Markus Zusak

Before I fall by Lauren Oliver

Excerpt From: Rowell, Rainbow. “Attachments”

Extremely loud and incredibly close by Jonathan Foer

The truth about forever (Sarah Dessen)

Cause school starts tomorrow :))))

“ If I had a flower for every time I thought of you...I could walk through my garden forever. ” — Alfred Tennyson <3

Excerpt From: Marchetta, Melina. “Saving Francesca.”

The curious incident of the dog in the nighttime by Mark Haddon

The curious incident of the dog in the nighttime by Mark Haddon

What if movie

Creativity level: 101 % Yes, those are real books *o* <3 Taken @ fully booked, bonifacio global city high street

It's kind of a funny story by Ned Vizzini

Life, reality speaking, is a series of unlimited wants. We got what we wanted, then we move further, moving on to another want. It seems like life is an endless chase for satisfaction, people never quite being contented for long on the things they have and rather, have a longing for the things they don't. Sometimes, the things we aspire are not even necessary for ourselves. Seems like the society we live in nowadays dictates the norms of what we should have. Things become symbolisms of statuses in the community. It's like what we have is what defines us... And what a thing of beauty we don't have makes us not desirable or makes life less convenient. Really people, not everything the society teaches us is true and leads to a good life. Those material things we continuously crave for are just superficial. Same with the happiness people taught they bring. Why can't just people accept who they are and what they have? I mean, I'm not against consumerism and all, but too much is definitely bad. It's time to wake up from the mentality that material things make people better. It's time to stop the : "Oh, I've got what I wanted, now what next?" thoughts. Cause the real key to happiness is appreciation. Always try to appreciate what you have and be contented. It's true that one can't have it all... so let's not waste our time trying to prove that and realizing too late how futile it is to rely on material and superficial things in making someone's life fulfilling and worth living.

Up until now and continuing on, I have my hope, trust, and faith buckled up in my everyday journeys, because I realize that these are the very things that keeps me moving forward and facing each day.