Letters to Isabelle

Letters to Isabelle

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WpMetadataReadContenu pour adultesEn cours d'écriture18 m
WpMetadataNoticeDernière publication ven., févr. 16, 2018
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Second book to "Letters to Ana" Chris' P.O.V Chris' side of the story before he met Isabelle, while he was with her and last few letters to her. If you have not read the first book, then definitely go ahead and do that first, if not then that's fine it doesn't affect how the story is told. This is more of a pre-sequel. This is a story to tell you all about dear sweet Christian, who struggled through finding himself, understanding the unknown, and fighting through the tough spots in his life. This is an insight before he meets Isabelle, and likely how he viewed her struggle. He wrote journal entries that soon turned to letters adressed to Isabelle, who then finds them hidden in what is left behind of him.
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2 teens, 2 separate lives, and 2 words linking them together without them even realizing. Each chapter will be electronic messages of anonymous teenagers, one boy and one girl, and will share dark themes and a ton of realistic mentionings of mental health disorders. The anonymous girl will figure out who the boy is and the messages get deeper as the two connect through their battles. Both teens will fight the battle 30 million people of all ages and gender battle in the U.S. ALONE. STORY MEANT TO RAISE AWARENESS IN MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS, NOT TO GLORIFY THESE ISSUES. I have had many family and friends go through mental health issues and I want to help raise awareness of how it feels to be trapped in your own body. Thanks! CONTENT WARNING.

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