By: Isabella Pollina
This book has been written as a reminder to all of the individuals in a continuous depressed state, that solutions abide among you. Grief, and fear is an aspect to be oblivious towards. Let alone- being isolated by them, but truly; you must surpass the moments in your life that have saddened you. Fear is an element to attempt being fearful of. Therefore; it isn't fate you temp-but your conscience in which is the intellectual beauty of your own. A dilemma must not consistently be overwhelmed with negative actions, to be solved. Yet, if you believe in your mentality's strength of verbalizing your opinions-others may understand. Though, one may not perceive your thoughts, and words, you must convey your positive side. It is your soul that goodness seeks truth in, but if truth isn't revealed, life may unexpectedly take a rough turn.
Dedicated to: People who may have never felt adequate in any society.
Personal story: "To be the type every individual cherished, and adored-was nothing but certainly 'difficult'. Feeling the perception of a bitter darkness has affected my childhood years, along with education, and had definitely altered my perseverance as a person. I was an outcast. An outcast who seemed to have no future in mind, or the ability to speak for myself. Persistently bullied-verbally, and physically, It was as if I was non-existent for all of the positive factors in my life. Yet, only for the negative aspects, I was clearly spotted. Never assumed I mattered, because I was ignored, and ate lunch alone consistently at school. I received poor averages for assignments, and began disliking who I came to be. As I grew into my pre-teen years, my life altered greatly. I had an immense passion for the visual arts, and language. Oddly, my perspective of others on me, had sincerely changed. I expressed myself, throughout the use of verbalizing, and visual abstracts-allowing people to clearly tolerate elements I displayed. My words outstandingly reached them, and they took to view-who I could truly be on the inside. The outside view undoubtedly has no meaning, than the view/characterization of a being. I am now 14 years old, and have decisively realized if I don't have a reason to live on this earth, why have I came to be..?"
-Isabella Pollina.
(Author)
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Non-FictionIt's her first day of high school, and much has varied overtime. For her, it's nothing like the past, and so-the future is all to be worried about. Nothing can change who she is, therefore it makes her definitely bitter on the inside. She's desponde...
