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lol. look at me going and living life and having experiences, making memories. looks like throughout highschool you really do get more comfortable with yourself.
          	as much as yk, it's highschool, try and enjoy it, i bet you will eventually, I sure did. It's a pretty nice life we have, just look around, find your friends, fmake some memories. once you get into it, it's pretty decent.
          	That being said, thank you to everyone who's helped me to be who i am today, it's pretty great, im pretty psyched on who i am, and you're all part of that. thank you. ilyasm.

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lol. look at me going and living life and having experiences, making memories. looks like throughout highschool you really do get more comfortable with yourself.
          as much as yk, it's highschool, try and enjoy it, i bet you will eventually, I sure did. It's a pretty nice life we have, just look around, find your friends, fmake some memories. once you get into it, it's pretty decent.
          That being said, thank you to everyone who's helped me to be who i am today, it's pretty great, im pretty psyched on who i am, and you're all part of that. thank you. ilyasm.

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ALSO!! Looking for a beta reader to help with early chapter preview, suggestion, story help, and grammer/punctuation help! I think it would really help me to have someone to keep me accountable for continuing to write. Let me know if you're interested! My inbox is always open.
          Thanks lovelies!
          - T

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Hey Lovelies
          Okay... I've started writing "I will always love you. Good-bye Jace" . I've made it a new story so I can start on a fresh page. It's literally the same story just with a different name (See You Later Jace) . let me know if anyone is still interested in it. So yeah. Hope you enjoy. thanks folks,
          you're worth it. love you lovelies.
          - T

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Okay okay. I know last time I actually wrote anything was back in 2017 probably but I've missed it. I'll try to start writing again. Polishing stories up, and making them better. I can't wait to start again. I hope you folks are still interested? Let me know!
          Love you all,
          Xoxo
          - T

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Book recommendations List Comming at ya... also. sorry I haven't written anything and have pretty much been MIA for almost two years... oof
          
          1. I'll Give You The Sun by Jandy Nelson - Liturlly the best book I will always recommend. The time changes, the plot, all the stories going on at once, the characters, everything. It will be a long time where I find a newer book that surpasses this one. There are so many underlying themes and stories that I honestly had to make a chart to make sure I got everything. I've read and reread this book. So many pages are dogeared with my favourite quotes, scenes, and moments that almost any page I flip to, I almost immediately know what's going on.
          
          2: Elannor and Park by Rainbow Rowell - Yes. The first few chapters are slow. It seems like just a book about their relationship... no no no. It's an amazing book and the time it takes to realize that is an entire book. by the time you do though, you can truly appreciate how amazing it was. Defianlty not for everyone but definalty a recommendation.
          
          3: The Harry Potter series by JK Rowling - Okay. I think we can all agree, we aren't here for the author... her books on the other hand are hard to write off. These were the books that pretty much engineered an entire generation into reading and magic. Friendship, family, magic... everything that the potterverse is made of. It's hard to neglect these books because personally, I will always be down to read the series again or watch the movies with any willing soul. I love the stories to the core and were a massive part of my life while the biggest part of depression (so far). These stories will always hold a special place in my heart and will probably stay there for a very long time.
          
          4: The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky - Although I really did not like the movie, I fell in love with the book. I read it roughly around the same time I did with 'I'll give you the sun' and I cried so many times near the last few pages.

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And that's it folks. My reading list could go on  and on but I'll spare you. I hope someone actually reads this lol. I just wrote a little shy of 6000 charactors about different books while I can barely write 300 for a school assignment. Damn. Okay. Well, if you ever want some more book recommendations, message me! Also. Please take these reviews and recommendations with a grain of salt. Their my opinions and I think these are some amazing works of texts that I've read. I'm not sure if some facts are real, I'm just going off the top of my head. Okay... well, thanks. Hope to see you around sometime.. love ya.
            Stay safe, wear mask, enjoy live.
            - That Girl @heroine46Stay safe, wear mask, enjoy live.
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makes out of it is even better. A prequel to the Lord of the rings, it is just incredible. It's extrealy hard to put how amazing this story is, from the friendships to the adventure to the side stories that we don't even hear about, it's incredible... I can not do justice to this amazing person and world but trust me. This is a book I wish every single person could read. This would be the book. Trust me. Read it. It will be worth it...
            
            7: 13 Reasons Why by Jay Asher - This book is amazingly well done. A little shy of 300 pages, 13 reasons is nothing like the show. Yes, It has the same plot point and message but the style is so different, jay listens to the tapes in a single night. It's solely though his point of view. It's not all these tortured soules that did awful things trying to keep secrets etc. Alex is mentioned maybe twice. We see more of the actual story. The thoughts in Jays' mind. We barely see the world around him as he listens on his walkman at night but instead, the world that hannah narrates. Even if you've watched the show, I recommend reading this. It's powerful, much more gripping that the show, and actually gets the message across. Not just a glorified suicide warning show. It's real. It's there. It's bold. And it's to the point. The fact that he came up with the idea and then scraped it at some point ( I think) before deciding to finish it makes it even better in my mind for some reason. Whatever you want to do, I would recommend reading this. It's an important book, especially in today's socient where we, truthfully, have no idea what's happening outside of us. Not really. It's a dark story and that's it. But it's a cautionary tale that was created by a brilliant mind who had the balls to write, publish, and later let it become a Netlif show.  Would 1000/10 recommend this book. It's a lot but it's a must read
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Read along with the letters that Freshman Charlie writes as he discovers friends, weed brownies, first loves. Although it sounds sort of like a mundane book with no real ending, it keeps you grasp. There's something just a bit off with Charlie and it's hard to pinpoint it until the end. I loved this book and I hope you do too. I just wish I could do it justice in this review but sadly, no. Just go read it...
            
            5: The Hate U GIve by Angie Thomas - Anyone who you know who's watched the movie or read the book will recommend this to you. I didn't want to read this book until it was one of the last comprehensive moments I had with my late Aunt while she was in the hospital before she passed away from cancer. We were visiting and she wanted to watch the first scene with me. I obliged and then when I got home, stated reading the book. It started as a memory with my aunt but later evolved into a journey way beyond what I could ever express in words. WIth the world going on around us, it's an important read that I think every individual who has access to it should read. It's just the tip of the iceberg of injustice that is in this world but I think the more we understand, little by little, we become better people and hopefully in the world around us, others do to. Although fiction, it's not. This is the reality of what some people have to face every day. That thought it terrifying but sadly true. We don't understand until we experience it ourselves which to some, will never happen. It's being willing to help and be open to learning that will really do something. Read it. It's worth it. And her first novel... so fricken impressive.
            
            6: The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkin - This fircken book. I. Love. You. I love the author, I love the story, the messages. The world he creates. There's always going to be more. More that we can't possibly even think of and before that, even more. Tolkin is a literal god. The fact that he can create such an elaborate world is mind blowing ... the story he
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Hey guys. So... 2019. Damn. That was fast. This January, I've unpublished my stories (except my thought's bool). They will ALL be back up though after major editing, or I just delete my account. Who knows, maybe I should stop being so involded in reading fanfiction. I will always love it but maybe it's time? I don't know. But for now, my stories are just unpublished right now :) You'll see your favourites back soon though!
          Stay awesome :)
          Xx
          Heroine46