'The Alchemist' is one of my favourite books and always have loved Paulo Coehlo's way of linking things. I keep his sayings in my notebook and this is just an effort to show what did I learn from his wonderful book. Almost all of you might have read The Alchemist. But if you haven't, it still isn't too late. Please do read it! It is an extraordinary book making us be into the spiritual world, and enabling us to pursue our dreams watching out for omens. Enjoy reading....:-) :-D

The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down Of the big lake they called 'gitche gumee' The lake, it is said, never gives up her dead When the skies of November turn gloomy ~The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot It was supposed to be a simple trip to The Great Lakes for New Zealand girl, Saffron Rosenguard. But fate never seems to be on her side. She had only planned a little relaxing and exploring, so you can imagen her surprise when Saffron finds herself in 17th century America shortly after arriving at Lake Superior. Though fate may not be on her side, luck curtainly is when she stumbles across a Native American tribe. How did she get there? Will she ever get back to her own time period? What will she do when the kind natives are threatend by English settlers? And who is the young tribesman that watches her each day?

Nineteen year old Josh works in a small bakery, and his only friend is his co-worker Steph. A girl named Lydia joins them as she gets hired by her uncle, their boss. Josh soon finds himself drawn to her bubbly personality. As she finds out about his camera-shyness, she becomes intrigued by him and does her best to help him overcome it since she has a passion for photography. But Josh becomes unsure of his own feelings as he realizes that things aren't going the way he thought they would. Cover credit goes to @armeiallanes 2020

[Completed] Textrovert(n.): a person who is expressive and funny in texts but shy in person. *Its 100% a dialogue story (texts and phone calls) except for the prologue and epilogue* Cover credit goes to @meha_k 2020