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wнaт ιѕ тнe υѕe oғ a вooĸ, wιтнoυт pιcтυreѕ or converѕaтιonѕ? - Alice; from Alice In Wonderland _ Form is inside. ☻ Book Reviews by Jazzy and Ely. ☻ Make a request! *due to a struggle called life, reviews may be slow*

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"Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" tells of a girl named Alice who falls down a rabbit hole into a fantasy world populated by peculiar, anthropomorphic creatures. The tale plays with logic, giving the story lasting popularity with adults as well as children.

When I met someone, who's destiny was the epitome of sad, I really thought I'd been in some epic adventure, like the old Greek poems. Needless to say, I also thought I'd score a good woman too... but I watched some stuff happen though, some real bad stuff, and that's when reality punched me in the gut and left me for dead. Nothing describes being in over your head more than having to face the fact that sunshine and rainbows isn't the conclusion in every situation. I certainly do know this, since my dad left, my mom turned to alcohol, and my sister was screwed over by the government. When you see people die, it isn't like it is in the books. You can't walk away from it the same. It changes you... and I don't think it changed me for the better. Speaking of my dad... the only fond memory I have of him is the story I asked him to tell me before I went to bed every night: 'There was a tree. It was a normal tree. It had leaves like a normal tree, a trunk like a normal tree, and roots like a normal tree. One day, a stupid man lit a match in the middle of this tree's home and dropped it by accident. The ground below caught fire, and the man only ran away from what he had caused. He didn't go to anyone for help, but just continued his life as the little match turned into a forest fire. Thirty days and thirty nights it lasted, until a heavy rain stomped it dead. When the smoke cleared, and people went in to mourn on the forest, what they found was that tree, still alive and well. They worshiped it for a long time, calling it an act of God, or a will of Satan himself, but the tree stood tall, never once faulting in the wake of their opinions. This tree, son, is what we will visit one day, and you should gather your own opinion on it..." Honestly, I never really could've guessed how that story played such an impactful role in my and many others' survival...

[CURRENTLY ON HOLD] Life. It's funny, isn't it? One day you're on top of the world, and the next you've plunged into the deepest cavern, with no hopes of getting out. This is the truth, however painful it may be. But what happens when reality dreams? That's a question I've tried to answer in this book. A roller coaster of many emotions, which enchant you, and take you on a journey which you (hopefully) will never forget. Varied, poetic writings, on a plethora of topics, written by me. (Trigger warnings, if any, will be given) Enjoy. Heads up, Just nominated Reality's Reverie for the Wattys 2016! -Udi❤️