“My yesterdays are disappearing, and my tomorrows are uncertain, so what do I live for? I live for each day. I live in the moment. Some tomorrow soon, I'll forget that I stood before you and gave this speech. But just because I'll forget it some tomorrow doesn't mean that I didn't live every second of it today. I will forget today, but that doesn't mean that today didn't matter.”

― Lisa Genova, Still Alice

 Neuroscientist and novelist Lisa Genova published the book Still Alice in 2007. Still Alice is an engrossing debut book about a 50-year-old woman's abrupt onset of Alzheimer's disease. Genova self-published the book through iUniverse in 2007. The book was eventually purchased by Simon & Schuster and released by Gallery Books in January 2009. For more than 40 weeks, it was included as one of The New York Times' best sellers. More than 20 languages have been used in its translation, and it has been marketed in 30 different nations.

Synopsis from Goodreads...

Alice Howland, happily married with three grown children and a house on the Cape, is a celebrated Harvard professor at the height of her career when she notices a forgetfulness creeping into her life. As confusion starts to cloud her thinking and her memory begins to fail her, she receives a devastating diagnosis: early onset Alzheimer's disease. Fiercely independent, Alice struggles to maintain her lifestyle and live in the moment, even as her sense of self is being stripped away. In turns heartbreaking, inspiring and terrifying, Still Alice captures in remarkable detail what's it's like to literally lose your mind.

My reaction to the novel...

Since I've had this book for such a long time, I'd already forgotten I ever owned it. The realization that I had this book but hadn't yet had a chance to read it came to me while I was organizing my bookshelves. I made the decision to select this book since I was looking for something unusual to read. Although the first chapter of the book didn't immediately grab me when I started reading it, I pushed myself since I already knew what kind of book it would be. I'm glad I picked this one since it introduced me to a new subject and I found it to be really interesting.

Although I am aware with Alzheimer's because I am a nurse and we discussed it throughout my studies, I did not pay attention to this case because I had not come across any patients who had this same diagnosis; however, it appears that I had been exposed to a patient with this diagnosis while reading this. Actually, as I read the book, I began to feel uneasy and scared, almost as if I had developed paranoia, because I occasionally forget words or names of people I am sure I know, as well as the titles of movies or things I have just used. I was thus worried. I felt uneasy when reading this.

I also paid attention when I read the part where the neurologist evaluated the main character. It is as though I am the patient who is also responding to the evaluation. I was able to recall the lines and other details that the neurologist in the book was going over with the patient, but I couldn't help but feel anxious. I almost feel as though I am the main character in the story and am going through everything with her.

Although the book is wonderful, it is really terrifying. It will expose you to the harrowing experience of an Alzheimer's patient. Even if I am just reading it, I find it incredibly difficult to fathom what they are going through. I could feel the agony and difficulty the main character went through when the memories of her loved ones and all of her accomplishments were suddenly ripped from her. It serves as a wake-up call to all readers to not ignore problems like forgetfulness since it can result in something. It is preferable to be informed even while there is no known cure.

I genuinely appreciate the way this book's narrative is structured. It should be suggested not just to book lovers, but to everyone, in order to raise awareness not only for the patient, but also for family members. There aren't enough words to express how much I adore this book.

My Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐(5/5)

“Prioritizing hurt, a reminder that the clock was ticking, that some things would be left undone.”

Everything cannot always be mended, especially if you are hurt or in pain. Even if you desire to achieve or finish anything while you are broken, the pain and suffering you are going through will make you feel as though you haven't accomplished the task you're working on.

“I can’t stand the thought of looking at you someday, this face I love, and not knowing who you are.”

This is heartbreaking. It is true that it is quite difficult if you are unable to recall anything, but forgetting your loved ones—their faces and the things you share with them—is a hundred times more agonizing and dreadful than being on your own somewhere.

 “Without you in my arms, I feel an emptiness in my soul. I find myself searching the crowds for your face - I know it's an impossibility, but I cannot help myself.”

― Nicholas Sparks, Message in a Bottle

The second romantic book by American novelist Nicholas Sparks is titled Message in a Bottle. The novel takes place in Wilmington, North Carolina in the mid-late 1990s and covers the romantic topic of love after loss. This book served as the inspiration for the 1999 movie Message in a Bottle, which Kevin Costner produced and starred in.

Message in a Bottle, a suspenseful and intensely emotional novel, leads readers on a quest to discover the truth about a man and his memories as well as the sad frailty and immeasurable power of love. This heartbreakingly beautiful new Nicholas Sparks book about chance, desire, and the decisions that really count is for fans of The Notebook and readers eager to experience the magic of his writing.

Synopsis from Goodreads...

Thrown to the waves, and to fate, the bottle could have ended up anywhere. Instead, it is found just three weeks after it begins its journey. Theresa Osborne, divorced and the mother of a twelve-year-old son, picks it up during a seaside vacation from her job as a Boston newspaper columnist. Inside is a letter that opens with:

My Dearest Catherine, I miss you my darling, as I always do, but today is particularly hard because the ocean has been singing to me, and the song is that of our life together...

For "Garrett," the man who signs the letter, the message is the only way he knows to express his undying love for a woman he has lost. For Theresa, wary of romance since her husband shattered her trust, the message raises questions that intrigue her. Who are Garrett and Catherine? Where is he now? What is his story?

Challenged by the mystery, and pulled to find Garrett by emotions she does not fully understand, Theresa begins a search that takes her to a sunlit coastal town and an unexpected confrontation. Brought together by chance-or something more powerful-Theresa and Garrett are people whose lives are about to touch for a purpose, in a tale that resonates with our deepest hopes for finding that special someone and everlasting love.

My reaction to the novel...

It suddenly occurred to me to revisit the book after I read it many years ago. I recall how it caused my heart to break and how much it made me cry at the time. The moment I decide to read it again, the same thing occurs. This was the first Nicholas Sparks book I had ever read, I remembered and  I'm happy I gave Nicholas Sparks a shot at one point since he quickly became one of my favorite authors. His books certainly have a way of capturing my heart.

I adore Nicholas Sparks' writing style for his books. He is an expert at evoking feelings in readers, and this one is no different. Knowing him as a novelist, you can tell right away that the reader's experience isn't going to be happy with the outcome because that's how he writes his novels, so we can expect a sad ending. This book encourages you to adopt a new perspective on life and to value your possessions before they are taken from you. You start to value the little things the most. Some of this book can also be described as sad. I was unable to put this book down since the tale had me completely engrossed in its world. I was all too familiar with it and experienced both love and grief. It is executed flawlessly.

Actually, if I want to read anything that will make me cry, I always turn to Nicholas Sparks' works. Every time I read one of his novels, I am aware of what to expect, therefore this one does not surprise me. This book is absolutely intriguing and has just the right combination of passion, wit, drama, and detail. So simple to read, yet so profound. The main distinction is that the characters in the novel were more relatable. They were far more imperfect, but unmistakably real.

After reading this book once again, I still found myself dumbfounded. I still found it impossible to put the book down because I was still so intrigued by what would happen next. Its as if I'm reading the book for the first time. Every time I read a sad book or watch a sad movie, I cry, and I've never been embarrassed about it. But this book really made me cry more than once. If you prefer romances with happy endings, I don't believe this book is for you because of the terribly depressing ending. But you should absolutely give this book a go if you enjoy romances with painful scenes and heartbreaking endings.

My Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐✨(4.5/5)

“Nothing that’s worthwhile is ever easy. Remember that.”

I really believe the adage that what we truly wish requires a great deal of work on our part because we know and feel that the effort is well worth it. Similar to our aspirations, success is first difficult to get, but if you believe it is valuable, you will put up with the difficulties.

“True love is rare, and it's the only thing that gives life real meaning.”

In particular in today's world, this is true. Finding your true love may be challenging, and sometimes we are so oblivious to them that we fail to notice that they are there in front of us since some people believe in fairy tales similar to the ones we enjoy reading for ourselves. True love brings true significance to one's life. Even though it's really difficult to find if you have confidence and believe in it, you will ultimately uncover it, therefore we must constantly keep our eyes and hearts open. 

“If you simply ignored the feeling, you would never know what might happen, and in many ways that was worse than finding out in the first place. Because if you were wrong, you could go forward in your life without ever looking back over your shoulder and wondering what might have been.”

All the what-ifs begin with this. In the beginning, you will suppress your emotions out of fear of what could happen. After some time has passed, you will consider it over once again. You'll consider all the potential outcomes if you had chosen a different course in life. Then, when you are prepared to take responsibility for your actions, you will learn that it has already been stolen from you... that the chance has already passed and you are already late. I experienced it repeatedly, and I'm aware that many other individuals also go through similar situations. But perhaps that is just the way things are, and in order to go on, we must accept it and take something positive from it. Even though it could hurt, going through it will help us get stronger and more prepared for life's next challenge.

 "Beginnings could happen more than once or in different ways. You could think you were starting something afresh, when actually what you were doing was carrying on as before.”

---Rachel Joyce, The Unlikely Pilgrimage Of Harold Fry

The novel The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce was released in 2012. Joyce's debut novel was a long-list finalist (top 12) for the 2012 Man Booker Prize, and the book earned Joyce the UK National Book Award for New Writer of the Year. It was also the best-selling hardback book by a debut author in the United Kingdom in 2012. The initial version of Joyce's Harold Fry narrative was a brief radio drama that was performed by Anton Rogers, Anna Massey, and Niamh Cusack and broadcast on BBC Radio 4. She dedicated the piece to her father, who was battling illness but passed away before he could see or hear it. Later, the play was expanded into a whole novel.

Synopsis from Goodreads...

Meet Harold Fry, recently retired. He lives in a small English village with his wife, Maureen, who seems irritated by almost everything he does, even down to how he butters his toast. Little differentiates one day from the next. Then one morning the mail arrives, and within the stack of quotidian minutiae is a letter addressed to Harold in a shaky scrawl from a woman he hasn't seen or heard from in twenty years. Queenie Hennessy is in hospice and is writing to say goodbye.

Harold pens a quick reply and, leaving Maureen to her chores, heads to the corner mailbox. But then, as happens in the very best works of fiction, Harold has a chance encounter, one that convinces him that he absolutely must deliver his message to Queenie in person. And thus begins the unlikely pilgrimage. Harold Fry is determined to walk six hundred miles from Kingsbridge to the hospice in Berwick-upon-Tweed because, he believes, as long as he walks, Queenie Hennessey will live.

Still in his yachting shoes and light coat, Harold embarks on his urgent quest across the countryside. Along the way he meets one character after another, each of whom unlocks his long-dormant spirit and sense of promise. Memories of his first dance with Maureen, his wedding day, his joy in fatherhood, come rushing back to him - allowing him to also reconcile the losses and the regrets. As for Maureen, she finds herself missing Harold for the first time in years.

And then there is the unfinished business with Queenie Hennessy.

My reaction to the novel...

Most of the time, I choose to go to the bookshop rather than shop since it made me feel calmer. When I see books, I do in fact have a heart flutter. Fiction, thrillers, romance, mysteries, and suspense are a few examples of possible genres. Any topic you want, I'll read it. I therefore found Rachel Joyce's book and was interested in it. I'm not sure if it was the cover or the summary, but it definitely got my interest.

I was really heartbroken after completing the book. I was completely unprepared for that scenario involving him, his son, and his wife, and it certainly made my heart tremble. It left a lasting effect on me and appeared reasonable in light of actual events. In spite of the fact that at first sight it could appear as though they were only arguing over inconsequential things, as you read on, you'll understand exactly how deep their sorrow and loneliness were, thus the dispute he had with his wife was reasonable. Harold Fry's entire being was obsessed with yearning, both as a kid and a father. This made it difficult for him to move on and let go.

This book will teach you about faith. That a person's life might be saved by merely believing. You may also understand that we may meet individuals along the route who will either help us, give us courage, or desert us if situations go rough. Whatever happens, we must live on, and we might even have to journey alone to get where we're going. Actually, after the first three chapters, I started to become bored and thought about switching books to read, but I used all of my patience and got a terrific story in return.

Along with the tale of Harold Fry's quest to save his friend Queenie, this book also features a complicated storyline that readers must decipher. It broke my heart and made me feel bad for him.

I will without a doubt recommend it to everyone, not just bookworms but also those who want to start reading. I will love and remember this book for a very long time.

My Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐✨(4.5)

"If we can’t accept what we don’t know, there really is no hope.”

As people, we are not faultless. Even if we have a lot of life experience, there are still certain things that we don't know. A intelligent person, in my opinion, realizes when he or she can admit to not understanding something.

"It was not a life, if lived without love.”

Since humans are unable to survive without love, this statement applies to me. Life is centered on love, which is the essence of everything.

 "The problem with books is that they end. They seduce you. They spread their legs to you and pull you inside. And you go deep and leave your possessions and your ties to the world at the door and you like it inside and you don’t want for your possessions or your ties and then, the book evaporates.”

---Caroline Kepnes, You

Published in September 2014, Caroline Kepnes' suspense book You has been translated into 19 languages and made into a television series with the same name. The protagonist of You is a violent stalker and serial killer, deconstructing the romantic-comedy tropes popularized in many movies and television shows. Kepnes explained the darkness of the book by claiming that it was written during a difficult time in her life when her father passed away from cancer and during which she faced a number of other difficulties.

Synopsis from Goodreads...

When a beautiful aspiring writer strides into the East Village bookstore where Joe Goldberg works, he does what anyone would do: he Googles the name on her credit card.

There is only one Guinevere Beck in New York City. She has a public Facebook account and Tweets incessantly, telling Joe everything he needs to know: she is simply Beck to her friends, she went to Brown University, she lives on Bank Street, and she’ll be at a bar in Brooklyn tonight—the perfect place for a “chance” meeting.

As Joe invisibly and obsessively takes control of Beck’s life, he orchestrates a series of events to ensure Beck finds herself in his waiting arms. Moving from stalker to boyfriend, Joe transforms himself into Beck’s perfect man, all while quietly removing the obstacles that stand in their way—even if it means murder.

A terrifying exploration of how vulnerable we all are to stalking and manipulation, debut author Caroline Kepnes delivers a razor-sharp novel for our hyper-connected digital age.

My reaction to the novel...

I was fortunate to read this book before I've got the chance to watch it in Netflix, despite the fact that I am aware it was published many years ago. The suspense thriller written by Caroline Kepnes was recognized as one of Suspense Magazine's Best Books of 2014 for its deft plot twists. Although it was well-written, this book is a horrific example of what the most recent social media craze may produce.

After finishing the book, I came to the conclusion that it is actually rather concerning—especially in this day and age, when social media is the center of attention for everyone. Among those who utilize other social media platforms is myself (even if not that frequently, but still using). The safety of everyone might be seriously endangered by this. It is true that if you sign up or register on these platforms, you may also give strangers access to read your personal status (if you are not utilizing a private mode). This suggests that other users could search for you on these sites and interact with you.

The excellent writing in Caroline Kepnes' novel left me speechless. You'll feel a variety of emotions while reading this book, just like I did. I was shocked, amazed, and terrified all at once. I double-checked to make sure that all of my accounts were set to private because we can never be sure what individuals are doing on social media.

I was impressed by Joe's need for Beck's affection as I read. His techniques were brutal, but I think he just wanted to meet someone who would really love him. He shares Beck's mental disorder, which causes him to always desire attention. Actually, I dislike Beck's personality in this book. Joe kept loving her even though he knew she was a user and frequently offered him false hope. Beck, however, got what she deserved as a result of how things turned out.

Joe is a horrifying individual. He is acting out of a disordered mind in the way he thinks and sees things. Because of this tale, we ought to exercise caution while meeting new people and adding them to our social media networks. After all, even someone with a charming appearance might endanger us if we don't know anything about them. We have no idea if they are deceiving us or harboring a hidden agenda despite their apparent goodness, innocence, and love.

Amazing things happen in the novel "You." Despite my hectic schedule, I was only able to finish it in three days. I can't put the book down, and if I had the chance, I'd highly recommend it to everyone, especially adults who enjoy reading suspense thrillers. I really had a nice time reading this book.

My Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Would you like another justification to buy a book? Here is a list of the books that were published today, along with the reasons why we need to include it in our shelves.

1. The Last to Vanish by Megan Miranda

Megan Miranda, a New York Times bestselling author, makes her comeback with a suspenseful and fast-paced thriller that begins with the abduction of a journalist who is looking into a series of disappearances in the resort town of Cutter's Pass. Will its sinister secrets eventually come to light? The Last to Vanish, a gripping thriller with razor-sharp suspense and unexpected turns that will keep you wondering right up until the very end, is some of Megan Miranda's greatest writing. If you enjoy mysteries, thrillers, unexplained disappearances, curious journalists, and disturbing little communities in North Carolina's mountains, you should read this novel.

2. Calling for a Blanket Dance by Oscar Hokeah

A brilliant new literary fiction voice presents a touching and intensely compelling debut book about a young Native American guy trying to find strength in his ancestral identity. When the world hasn't provided him with a place to begin, how will this young guy envision a space for himself? In Calling for a Blanket Dance, Ever Geimausaddle's journey home is told in an open, emotional, and ultimately uplifting manner. If you enjoy literary fiction, first books by Native American authors, family relationships, multigenerational stories, heartbreak, insight, and inspirational tales, you should read this book.

3. The Librarian Spy: A Novel of World War II by Madeline Martin

A fascinating new book inspired by the real history of America's library spies during World War II is forthcoming from the New York Times bestselling author of The Last Bookshop in London. If you enjoy historical fiction, World War II stories, books based on real historical events, librarians recruited into spy organizations, and outwitting Nazis, you should read this book.

4. The New Neighbor by Karen Cleveland

In this suspenseful thriller from the New York Times bestselling author of Need to Know, secrets, resentment, and paranoia converge when a seemingly ideal new family comes into a neighborhood with links to Langley. If you enjoy thrillers, espionage tales, foreign intelligence specialists with domestic conflict concerns, and Langley real estate issues, you should read this book.

5. A Hundred Other Girls by Iman Hariri-Kia

A sharp, contemporary tale about the changing media world and one Middle Eastern-American writer finding her place in it is available for readers of The Devil Wears Prada and The Bold Type. A Hundred Other Girls is an insider's look at the evolving media business, a love letter to sisterhood, and an in-depth investigation of what it means to follow your goals. It is clever, sharp, and a lot of fun. If you enjoy debut books, contemporary fiction, workplace turmoil, ambitious interns with authoritarian employers, and little-known facts about the modern media sector, you should read this book.

 "You lose something every day you live. Sometimes it’s as tiny as the breath you just expelled, sometimes it’s so big you think you won’t survive it.”

--Mitch Albom, The Next Person You Meet In Heaven

Mitch Albom tells the tale of Eddie's celestial reunion with Annie—the little child he saved on earth—in this charming follow-up to the number one bestseller The Five People You Meet in Heaven in this remarkable narrative of how our lives and sorrows connect. The Next Person You Meet in Heaven is a heartbreaking, gorgeous novel full of unexpected turns that serves as a gentle reminder that every life matters and that every ending is also a beginning; all we need to do is open our eyes to see it. 

Synopsis from Goodreads...

Fifteen years ago, in Mitch Albom’s beloved novel, The Five People You Meet in Heaven, the world fell in love with Eddie, a grizzled war veteran- turned-amusement park mechanic who died saving the life of a young girl named Annie. Eddie’s journey to heaven taught him that every life matters. Now, in this magical sequel, Mitch Albom reveals Annie’s story.

The accident that killed Eddie left an indelible mark on Annie. It took her left hand, which needed to be surgically reattached. Injured, scarred, and unable to remember why, Annie’s life is forever changed by a guilt-ravaged mother who whisks her away from the world she knew. Bullied by her peers and haunted by something she cannot recall, Annie struggles to find acceptance as she grows. When, as a young woman, she reconnects with Paulo, her childhood love, she believes she has finally found happiness.

As the novel opens, Annie is marrying Paulo. But when her wedding night day ends in an unimaginable accident, Annie finds herself on her own heavenly journey—and an inevitable reunion with Eddie, one of the five people who will show her how her life mattered in ways she could not have fathomed.

My reaction to the novel...

I read "The Five People You Meet In Heaven" many years ago when I was a college student, and it really made me wonder whether it was genuine. The author will do every effort to convince you that the events in the novel truly happened. You wouldn't imagine from the first book's excellent writing that there would be a follow-up.

Actually, I began reading the second book, but I wasn't in the mood for it, so I put it down since I couldn't understand anything that happened. It was comparable to reading something you weren't particularly enjoying. I wasn't able to effectively portray the feelings and experiences the author wanted his readers to have. I took a break and grabbed another book to read. After some time had passed, I stumbled across this book once again while browsing my collection and chose to give it another go. It took me four days to finish reading it, and when I did, I was blown away by the quality of the writing.

I'm not sure how the author was able to change the story such that he could create a sequel to the original book. Mitch Albom is a talented author. Your faith in his tales' truthfulness will be put to the test. This story will offer you a better understanding of what true love is, how much you can sacrifice, and the extent you'll go to for someone you care about. You'll also learn about how God created each of our lives and what a "second chance" is. I will without a doubt recommend this book to everyone.

My Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐✨

"We fear loneliness, but loneliness itself does not exist. It has no form. It is merely a shadow that falls over us. And Just as shadows die when light changes, the sadness can depart once we see the truth.”

That is true. Being alone is something we all fear. I am concerned about living alone on this earth. We weren't made to live by ourselves. As a result, we can suffer loneliness and sorrow whenever we choose, but only until someone helps us see the light, at which moment everything changes instantly. Since this is how most depressions start, we need to be aware of the coping mechanisms that may be available to us.

"Love comes when you least expect it. Love comes when you most need it. Love comes when you are ready to receive it or can no longer deny it.”

Just when we thought we would never fall in love again, that we are better off alone, or that we are strong enough not to fall in love again, someone will come along and make us feel incomplete without having them in our lives. Genuine love will undoubtedly find you when your heart is open, in my opinion. It cannot be pushed or coerced. It will materialize in an unexpected setting, location, or situation. 

"We are blinded by our regrets. We don’t realize who else we punish when we’re punishing ourselves.”

Our loved ones go through the same thing every time we are sad. Most of us aren't aware that the way we act, hurt, and behave when we're by ourselves and overwhelmed by regrets causes pain for our loved ones. When we are in pain, we just focus on our own feelings and fail to see others around us. Taking the time to pay attention to how others are experiencing could also help us recover.

 "You can run and run as fast and as far as you like, but the truth is, wherever you run, there you are.”

---Cecelia Ahern, Love Rosie 

The bestselling author of PS, I Love You returns with a deliciously entrancing story about what happens when two people who are intended to be together just can't manage to get it right. Irish author Cecelia Ahern's second book, Love Rosie, was released in 2004. Letters, emails, instant messaging, newspaper articles, and other types of communication are used throughout the whole book to create an epistolary pattern. The book was a worldwide best seller and peaked at number one in the UK and Ireland. The novel was made into a movie called Love, Rosie in 2014, and it received the German Corine Award in 2005. 

Synopsis from Goodreads...

Rosie and Alex are destined for one another, and everyone seems to know it but them. Best friends since childhood, their relationship gets closer by the day, until Alex gets the news that his family is leaving Dublin and moving to Boston. At 17, Rosie and Alex have just started to see each other in a more romantic light. Devastated, the two make plans for Rosie to apply to colleges in the U.S.

She gets into Boston University, Alex gets into Harvard, and everything is falling into place, when on the eve of her departure, Rosie gets news that will change their lives forever: She's pregnant by a boy she'd gone out with while on the rebound from Alex.

Her dreams for college, Alex, and a glamorous career dashed, Rosie stays in Dublin to become a single mother, while Alex pursues a medical career and a new love in Boston. But destiny is a funny thing, and in this novel, structured as a series of clever e-mails, letters, notes, and a trail of missed opportunities, Alex and Rosie find out that fate isn't done with them yet.

Sometimes you have to look at life in a whole new way...

My reaction to the novel...

Before it was adapted for the big screen, this book was on my reading list, and I was able to read and adore every page of it.

Since I don't frequently read books in the romance or love stories genre, I am pretty picky when it comes to such. Actually, I picked this book because of its yellow cover—that's my favorite color—but I couldn't put it down once I started. I've only read it for one day. That is how passionately devoted I am to reading amazing stories like this one. The tale and the book cover both captivated me.

I really suggest this book. I felt as though I was reading text messages, emails, or chat conversations due to the particular writing style. The love story of the main characters and how they come to realize they are meant to be together is absolutely something I'm looking forward to. Their connection is charming and sincere, and so is their love. The fact that they ended up together after having known each other for so long made me feel a bit sorry for them. They had too many great and awful experiences before they met. It's a good thing that they've realized they're meant to be together, even though many years have been wasted in the process.

Given Alex Stewart's romantic qualities, I feel they made the right casting choice. After reading this book, I had previously watched the movie, but I still adored the book. I experienced mixed emotions while reading this book, yet I really wanted more. I still think Love, Rosie is the best romance novel ever. I heartily encourage everyone who enjoys reading to read this.

My Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"You deserve someone who loves you with every single beat of his heart, someone who thinks about you constantly, someone who spends every minute of every day just wondering what you’re doing, where you are, who you’re with, and if you’re OK. You need someone who can help you reach your dreams and protect you from your fears. You need someone who will treat you with respect, love every part of you, especially your flaws. You should be with someone who could make you happy, really happy, dancing on air happy.”

A love this sincere is something we all deserve. A love that will endure a lifetime. Therefore, this quotation is excellent. You will have a real desire for someone to be happy and to discover true love. I really like this quote.

"Life is funny isn’t it? Just when you think you’ve got it all figured out, just when you finally begin to plan something, get excited about something, and feel like you know what direction you’re heading in, the paths change, the signs change, the wind blows the other way, north is suddenly south, and east is west, and you’re lost. It is so easy to lose your way, to lose direction. And that’s with following all the signposts”

This is partially true in real life. Like, there are instances when it appears like everything is going well. It's as though everything is in perfect order until someone or something messes it all up. It won't be what we had hoped it would be. That has happened to me countless times as well. As soon as I thought everything was going my way, another event occurred that made me stray from my intended course.

"It’s funny because when you’re a child, you believe you can be anything you want to be, go wherever you want to go. There’s no limit to what you can dream. You expect the unexpected, you believe in magic, in fairy tales, and in possibilities. Then you grow older and that innocence is shattered and somewhere along the way the reality of life gets in the way and you’re hit by the realization that you can’t be all you wanted to be, you just might have to settle for a little bit less. Or perhaps a variation of what you once wanted.”

I used to dream of being an astronaut or even a queen when I was little. Additionally, I couldn't think of any significant challenges I had to face in my earlier years. But as I aged, I came to many conclusions. I considered a number of options. I ran into tough circumstances. I also came to the realization that I really miss the times when my primary concerns were things like losing a candy bar or not getting enough attention from my parents.

"Children need close friends to help them grow up, to discover things about themselves and about life. They also need close friends to keep them sane.”

How true this is, oh my! In fact, you may get knowledge from your friends. They've given me a lot to learn. How valiantly they fought and toiled. When I hear from them anytime I'm elated or going through a difficult time in my life, they especially help to keep me grounded. Friendships should be valued like wealth, thus you should seek out and treasure them. 

 "that’s the great advantage of losing everything. There’s nothing left to lose.”

--Jodi Taylor, White Silence

The first book in international bestseller author Jodi Taylor's riveting supernatural thriller series. White Silence is a suspenseful supernatural thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end.

Synopsis from Goodreads...

Elizabeth Cage is a child when she discovers that there are things in this world that only she can see. But she doesn’t want to see them and she definitely doesn’t want them to see her.

What is a curse to Elizabeth is a gift to others – a very valuable gift they want to control.

When her husband dies, Elizabeth’s world descends into a nightmare. But as she tries to piece her life back together, she discovers that not everything is as it seems.

Alone in a strange and frightening world, she’s a vulnerable target to forces beyond her control. And she knows that she can’t trust anyone…

My reaction to the novel...

This novel had me hooked from beginning to end. I assumed that this book would be like any other that I had grown weary of in the middle. While reading this story, I was on the edge of my seat. One of the scenarios actually terrified me. I try my hardest to stop reading and visualizing, but I can't help it. It's difficult to put the book down. Stopping hurts. Consequently, it is better to be startled when reading than to halt and reflect. This book's language is also straightforward to read; there are no ornate, pompous phrases. As a result, I absolutely liked reading it.

Although I was unfamiliar with the author, I found her writing to be rather impressive. I'd want to read the second book in this series, but I can't locate it anyplace online. Despite the fact that I read this book on my iBooks, I still want to read more books in this genre in paperback.

This book is chock-full of surprises. Furthermore, Cage and Jones made me delighted. They made such a great duo. Even though I got lost in a scene, I managed to finish the story. I'm still looking forward to reading more of Jodi Taylor's work. It was really enjoyable.

My Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐✨

"It can’t be easy to discover that the person you once loved, the person whom you trusted most in the world, means you harm.”

If someone you liked and trusted betrays you, it is undoubtedly surprising. It is extremely terrible, especially if you learn that they just came into your life to fulfill a demand they had towards you. You could have trusted them and even fallen in love with them, but in the end, they did what they had to do to fulfill their needs by taking what they needed from you and leaving you with nothing but a broken heart.

"once something has been said, it can never be unsaid. You can’t unsay something any more than you can unhear it, either.”

For me, it always happens in real life. We can't go back and change what we've said. Therefore, in my opinion, it is always advisable to keep composure, even when we are angry or agitated, as words spoken cannot be taken back once they have been said.

"I think there comes a place beyond terror. When things are so bad that human emotions simply aren’t strong enough to express them”

I've had moments of extreme fear where I was powerless to act. I had the same level of dread as Cage while reading this story. Even though it had nothing to do with this narrative, I can still remember being frightened and feeling powerless as a kid.

"Why was love so easy for some people and so hard for others?”

Excerpt from: Lisa Kleypas,Sugar Daddy

Millions of readers have been captivated by Lisa Kleypas' ferociously enticing books. With Sugar Daddy, she now tells a tale featuring some of her most memorable characters.

Two males, one female. A decision with profound consequences. A lady you'll support at every turn. You won't soon forget this love story.

Synopsis from Goodreads...

She's from the wrong side of the tracks. Liberty Jones has dreams and determination that will take her far away from Welcome, Texas—if she can keep her wild heart from ruling her mind. Hardy Cates sees Liberty as completely off-limits. His own ambitions are bigger than Welcome, and Liberty Jones is a complication he doesn't need. But something magical and potent draws them to each other, in a dangerous attraction that is stronger than both of them.

He's the one man she can't have. When Hardy leaves town to pursue his plans, Liberty finds herself alone with a young sister to raise. Soon Liberty finds herself under the spell of a billionaire tycoon—a Sugar Daddy, one might say. But the relationship goes deeper than people think, and Liberty begins to discover secrets about her own family's past.

Will they find their hearts' desire or will heartbreak forever tear them apart?

My reaction to the novel...

I couldn't say anything after reading this superb book. Even though I don't often read romance novels, this one made me smile. Let me start by describing why I decided to read this particular book. I'm looking through my eBook collection, and I'm not sure. I tend to read books depending on how I'm feeling at the time, so finding this one was just a coincidence.

When I began reading Blue-Eyed Devil, I thought it would be a thriller; however, it turned out to be a romance novel and the second book in the Travises Series, so I went in search of the first book, Sugar Daddy. I was first hesitant to read it because of the title and the fact that I dislike romance. However, I made the decision to give this book a go.

It's an easy book to understand and read. I thought it's hilarious how the author was able to portray Liberty, the main character, and her life story. Due to the author's really effective narrative, I felt Liberty's loneliness, problems, and longing for the things she desired in life as well as her happiness and love for her sister, giving me the sensation that I knew Liberty very well. I had the impression that Liberty and I were getting ever-closer as I read about her life.

Although I don't know much about Texas, this novel made me feel as though I could experience what it's like to live there. As I watched cowboys and cowgirls perform in the arena, I also envisioned myself scorching in the July sun. It's quite exciting.

Oh, the romance! Every time I read, a smile comes to my face. You'll be curious to learn more about their story because they are so wonderful. How strong love can be, and how beautiful each character is. I just tend to want more and more of them. One of the novels I regard to be among my favorites. I heartily urge everyone to read it, especially lovers of romance who want to give it a try.

My Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐✨

"A couple of times in your life, it happens like that. You meet a stranger, and all you know is that you need to know everything about him.”

Meeting a stranger may be both exciting and frightening, much like meeting a stranger in real life. Many people come into our lives as complete strangers at first, but as we get to know them, we can discover that we want to find out more about them and build a stronger relationship with them.

"I discovered life sometimes has a way of giving you what you need, but not in the form you expect.”

This is entirely right... Sometimes when we want for something or someone, we are dissatisfied because we do not receive what we desired. After some time, though, we will realize that what we want already exists, just in a different form. All we need to do is learn to appreciate and to open our eyes.

"Dating is like trying to make a meal out of leftovers. Some leftovers, like meat loaf or banana pudding, actually get better when they’ve had a little time to mature. But others, like doughnuts or pizza, should be thrown out right away. No matter how you try to warm them up, they’re never as good as when they were new.”

I can't pretend to be an expert in dating because I've only had a few dates, but the statement from this book also grabbed my attention, so I highlighted it.

"Sometimes life has a cruel sense of humor, giving you the thing you always wanted at the worst time possible.”

I'm sure everyone can identify to the circumstance in which they have a tremendous desire for something that is also exceedingly tough to attain, but they gradually forget about it as life moves on. Then, when life surprisingly grants them the things they had hoped for, they abruptly realize they didn't want them at all.

"Poor people have few choices in life, and most of the time you don’t think much about it. You get the best you can, and do without when necessary, and hope to God you won’t be wiped out by something you can’t control. But there are moments it hurts, where there is something you want in the very marrow of your bones and you know there’s no way you can have it.”

Personally, I like this the best. It truly affected me, so I read it out to myself multiple times in front of the mirror. I cried. I cried because this is how I truly feel. It's important to never give up expecting that you won't encounter problems that are beyond of your control. You attempted to keep your emotions in check by reminding yourself that you had enough, yet you still desire and need something within your grasp.  I adore this excerpt even if it makes me sad. It's sad and truthful, all at once.

“You know, you could live a thousand lifetimes and not deserve him.”

― Suzanne Collins, Catching Fire

Critics largely gave Catching Fire favorable reviews. Although this second book spends an excessive amount of time recounting the events from book one, Publishers Weekly said that it doesn't let readers down when it transitions into the heart-pounding action they have grown accustomed to. The New York Times also provided a favorable review, noting that Collins had accomplished that uncommon feat. She has created a follow-up to the previous book that is better. 

As a reader, I experienced excitement and even hope: was there a real direction for this story and its characters? The review also appreciated Collins' work on Katniss' character growth. The very final words of Catching Fire will have readers breathless, according to The Plain Dealer. Moreover, People magazine ranked Catching Fire as the seventh Best Book of 2009, while Time magazine ranked it as the fourth best book of 2009. It also took home the Best Book of the Year 2009 prize from Publishers Weekly.

Synopsis from Goodreads...

Against all odds, Katniss Everdeen has won the Hunger Games. She and fellow District 12 tribute Peeta Mellark are miraculously still alive. Katniss should be relieved, happy even. After all, she has returned to her family and her longtime friend, Gale. Yet nothing is the way Katniss wishes it to be. Gale holds her at an icy distance. Peeta has turned his back on her completely. And there are whispers of a rebellion against the Capitol—a rebellion that Katniss and Peeta may have helped create.

Much to her shock, Katniss has fueled an unrest that she's afraid she cannot stop. And what scares her even more is that she's not entirely convinced she should try. As time draws near for Katniss and Peeta to visit the districts on the Capitol's cruel Victory Tour, the stakes are higher than ever. If they can't prove, without a shadow of a doubt, that they are lost in their love for each other, the consequences will be horrifying.

In Catching Fire, the second novel of the Hunger Games trilogy, Suzanne Collins continues the story of Katniss Everdeen, testing her more than ever before . . . and surprising readers at every turn.

My reaction to the novel...

One of the very rare sequels that surpasses the original book in quality is this one. It was fantastic! The narrative and the fresh characters that we got to meet were both incredibly enjoyable. Additionally, it was a delight to see previous tribute acts return to the venue. In terms of the characters, I liked Katniss though I simply didn't appreciate the emotional back-and-forth she consistently displayed between Gale and Peeta. Let's just say that later in the novel, Katniss finds herself in another risky situation. 

The book starts off slowly, but once it does, it picks up speed and becomes a nonstop delight to read. This narrative took so many unexpected turns that I still can't believe where it went. They are all extremely complex, with many different layers to their intentions. Due to my familiarity with the characters from the previous book and the heart-pounding action, I was hooked to the story. The characters in the second novel appeared to hold more emotional weight for me. I felt compelled to put the book down, and all I could do was stop and dwell about it. I was anxious to get back to it.

Due of the reader's emotional attachment to the character, it nevertheless manages to depict a tremendously bleak dark future that they want to see destroyed. It's a heartfelt, very compelling book that seems like a logical progression from its previous. I finally completed the book, and the cliffhanger has, for want of a better term, made me eager to read for the next one. If you enjoyed the previous book, I am confident that you will enjoy this one as well.

My Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The expo this year is one of several events commemorating the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to Chinese control.

Photo credit: South China Morning Post

At the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai on Wednesday morning, hundreds of voracious readers waited in line early for Asia's largest annual book exhibition.

The first 250 individuals in line were directed to wait at the main entrance of the exhibition hall 30 minutes before the Hong Kong Book Fair 2022 opened its doors, while others were sent to higher floors. The Covid-19 "Leave Home Safe" app and vaccination pass had to be scanned by each guest.

One of the early birds was a clerk named Lee Wai-man, 48. She had the day off, and when she arrived at 6.30am, she was fifth in line. She claimed that compared to previous year, things were less hectic. She was looking for a health book written by her favorite author, nutritionist Sylvia Lam, who also happened to be actress Skye Chan Sin-yeung.

Source: South China Morning Post (www.scmp.com), the leading news media reporting on China and Asia.

The Couple Next Door by Shari Lapena is adorned with quotations from other thriller authors. Like the author of The Girl on a Train, Paula Hawkins, Lapena's publisher, claims that Lapena is one of a growing phenomenon of women writers who have all turned to crime after originally writing either unrelated to crime/genres. 

The Couple Next Door does start off beautifully, with the present-tense narrative heightening the intensity as Anne and Marco panic and the police respond, finding tyre tracks in the garage and the back door's motion detector broken. The couple starts to worry whether they are under investigation when Detective Rasbach and his crew discover no evidence that anybody else was in the residence.

Synopsis from Goodreads...

Anne and Marco Conti seem to have it all--a loving relationship, a wonderful home, and their beautiful baby, Cora. But one night when they are at a dinner party next door, a terrible crime is committed. Suspicion immediately focuses on the parents. But the truth is a much more complicated story.

Inside the curtained house, an unsettling account of what actually happened unfolds. Detective Rasbach knows that the panicked couple is hiding something. Both Anne and Marco soon discover that the other is keeping secrets, secrets they've kept for years.

What follows is the nerve-racking unraveling of a family--a chilling tale of deception, duplicity, and unfaithfulness that will keep you breathless until the final shocking twist.

My reaction to the novel...

The writing was average. The "third person" style narrative was starting to irritate me. It's usually not a good sign if the narrative is something the reader keeps thinking about. Although narration shouldn't be observed, the manner this book was written made me notice it a lot. The storyline loses some of its meaning after everything is put together. Additionally, a number of new characters are introduced but never given the chance to grow, and there are a number of unresolved side plots. There are many untied threads, and I cannot stand it.

Also, it really occurred to me as I was reading this book what kind of parents they are to leave their newborn home alone with just CCTV running so that they may go to the party. If this actually occurs, I will place the blame on the parents since, while they are free to depart for the party anytime they want, leaving the infant alone presents a distinct set of challenges. The storyline of this novel takes a number of surprising twists, but as you read on, you'll start to question who the real antagonist is.

Although it didn't quite hit the point in terms of family thrillers, I found it to be amusing enough. There were several wasted moments when the author might have examined in-depth the mind and immense diversity of a woman experiencing mental illness, from a novel viewpoint and without condemnation or condescending attitudes. I can say that the book's weird and utterly needless finale, which had absolutely no justification for it, was my biggest disappointment.

When I was nearly finished, I had the impression that the problem had long since been resolved. The major reason I persisted was because I wanted to finish the book since I had already committed so much in it. But if I were to suggest it to someone, I would let them know that it is best suited for mystery fans who enjoy reading books with fewer plot twists than usual. It's quite dull, by the way.

My Overall Rating: ⭐⭐

Do you need another reason to get yourself a new book this week? The week's most talked-about new releases are here for you, I promise.

1. The Daughter of Doctor Moreau by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

A dreamlike retelling of The Island of Doctor Moreau set against the backdrop of nineteenth-century Mexico is the latest work from the New York Times bestselling author of Mexican Gothic and Velvet Was the Night. The thrilling historical tale THE DAUGHTER OF DOCTOR MOREAU is also a risky science fiction adventure. If you enjoy historical fiction with elements of horror and science fiction, crazy scientists, valiant heroes, and hot jungle romance, you should read this novel.

2. Things We Do in the Dark by Jennifer Hillier

The stunning new thriller Things We Do in the Dark is written by Little Secrets and Jar of Hearts best-selling novelist Jennifer Hillier. The long-hidden history of Paris Peralta, who is suspected of killing her famous husband, now poses a threat to her future. If you enjoy thrillers, murder mysteries, dead celebrity spouses, heroines with secrets to conceal, and ex-convicts with tales to tell, you should read this book.

3. Just Like Home by Sarah Gailey

Vera finds it difficult enough to return home, and to make matters worse, she and her mother are not by themselves. A parasitic artist has taken up residence in the guest house in the backyard and is gradually dismantling Vera's youth for its component components. He adamantly denies placing messages in her father's handwriting all around the house, but who else could it be? The infamous Crowder House's foundations contain mysteries that have not yet been fully revealed. Vera must confront them and assess the extent of the rot for herself. If you enjoy horror, thrillers, unsettling old houses, truly unsettling occurrences, and maybe otherworldly explanations, you should read this book.

4. Shmutz by Felicia Berliner

The young Hasidic lady in this funny, thought-provoking, and compelling debut novel worries that her hidden addiction to porn won't allow her to ever find a husband. Shmutz, a unique, moving, and compulsion-readable debut book, examines what it means to be a fully developed sexual and spiritual person stuck between the conventional and contemporary worlds. If you enjoy contemporary literature, debut books, Hasidic brides-to-be with scandalous secrets, sexuality, spirituality, and the advantages and disadvantages of online pornography, you should read this book.

5. The Retreat (Detective Elin Warner #2) by Sarah Pearse

Most people come here to rest and refuel. But there's a vengeful person here. Detective Elin Warner investigates the mysterious deaths on a beautiful island hideaway in this second novel from the New York Times bestselling author of The Sanatorium, a Reese's Book Club Pick. If you enjoy mysteries, misguided holidays, strange murders on beautiful islands, and investigator Elin Warner, you should read this novel.

6. Dirtbag, Massachusetts: A Confessional by Isaac Fitzgerald

• A TIME Best Book of the Summer
•  A Publishers Weekly Top 10 Memoir of the Season
•  A BookPage Most Anticipated Book of 2022
•  A Chicago Tribune Summer Pick
• A Goodreads Readers' Most Anticipated Books of Summer
• A Buzzfeed Summer Book You Won't Be Able to Put Down
• A BookRiot Best Summer Read of 2022

Dirtbag, Massachusetts is a heart on the sleeve, demons under control, eyes unblinking, painfully sad, laugh-out-loud humorous revelation. Dirtbag, Massachusetts is a hilarious novel that may also be a lifeline. It is gritty and clear-eyed, loud-hearted and lovely. If you enjoy memoirs, autobiographies, essays, authors who have had tremendously intriguing lives, comedy, heartbreak, and sneaking medical supplies into Southeast Asia, you should read this book.

A key point regarding how inexpensive books are is made by Ron Charles of the Washington Post Book Club: The cost of a book in 2022 will only be approximately twice what it was in 1981, which is less than half the rate of inflation. He continues by emphasizing the tremendous strain that publishers and booksellers are currently under in order to absorb the steadily rising expenses since the price of books prevents the customer from being passed along production expenses in the same manner that they can be with other items.

According to Maria Pallante, president and CEO of the Association of American Publishers, publishing firms are facing significant cost hikes from all directions, including paper, printing, shipping, and transportation. The effects of inflation have been far tougher on publishers and booksellers than on book customers, who have mostly escaped unharmed. Publishers are not as easily able to change pricing as, for example, a shoe maker. The list price serves as the foundation for calculating how many contracts and receipts are generated, therefore the publisher's timing of any necessary revisions is often carefully considered, taking into account how such changes might influence their business partners.

The list price is an important factor in providing any given book its best chance of success, according to Pallante, who also noted that publishers hold publications in trust for their writers. The sales of a book that is now being produced or that is already in storage may suffer as a result of a price rise. Similar restrictions apply to book retailers. 

Inflation puts them in a difficult situation and really squeezes them, according to Bradley Graham, co-owner of Politics and Prose in this city in Washington. This is due to the fact that as our costs rise, book prices tend to rise more slowly and aren't even influenced by them. They are determined by publishers. It's a challenging situation to be in.

Source: Washington Post Book Club

“I held her close to me with my eyes closed, wondering if anything in my life had ever been this perfect and knowing at the same time that it hadn't. I was in love, and the feeling was even more wonderful than I ever imagined it could be.”

― Nicholas Sparks, A Walk to Remember

Nicholas Sparks' novel A Walk to Remember was published in October 1999. The narrative of two youths who fell in love despite having quite different personalities takes place in the novel, which is set in Beaufort, North Carolina, between 1958–1959.  A Walk to Remember was made into a movie that has the same name.

Synopsis from Goodreads...

There was a time when the world was sweeter...when the women in Beaufort, North Carolina, wore dresses, and the men donned hats...when something happened to a seventeen-year-old boy that would change his life forever. Every April, when the wind blows in from the sea and mingles with the scent of lilacs, Landon Carter remembers his last year at Beaufort High. It was 1958, and Landon had already dated a girl or two. He even swore that he had once been in love. Certainly the last person in town he thought he'd fall for was Jamie Sullivan, the daughter of the town's Baptist minister. A quiet girl who always carried a Bible with her schoolbooks, Jamie seemed content living in a world apart from the other teens. She took care of her widowed father, rescued hurt animals, and helped out at the local orphanage. No boy had ever asked her out. Landon would never have dreamed of it. Then a twist of fate made Jamie his partner for the homecoming dance, and Landon Carter's life would never be the same. Being with Jamie would show him the depths of the human heart and lead him to a decision so stunning it would send him irrevocably on the road to manhood. No other author today touches our emotions more deeply than Nicholas Sparks.

Illuminating both the strength and the gossamer fragility of our deepest emotions, his two New York Times bestsellers, The Notebook and Message in a Bottle, have established him as the leading author of today's most cherished love stories. Now, in A Walk to Remember, he tells a truly unforgettable story, one that glimmers with all of his magic, holding us spellbound-and reminding us that in life each of us may find one great love, the kind that changes everything...

My reaction to the novel...

I read this book after seeing the movie a long time ago. This is the movie I usually watch when I need a good cry since I truly adored it. Although there were many conflicting opinions about how the book and movie differed, I ultimately found the plot and style of writing to be enjoyable. Given that it only has 200 pages, reading it in one sitting wasn't difficult. The narrative captured my attention in a big way. It's so engrossing and skillfully written that you can almost hear Landon giving you his story with all of his passion and vitality. This book is filled with every feeling you can think of, and as you read it, you experience them all.

Though the parallels between the novel and the movie may be recognized, the contrasts can be enjoyed all the more so. I believe that the tale would have been different if the movie had included a number of facts. Certainly, I have a totally different perspective on the narrative. One advantage of watching the film before reading the book is that you'll be eager to find out how the book developed the plot. I could tell right away that it would take me on a different fairground ride than in the movie because it began off differently. I was hoping to read about specific aspects with trepidation and, if it wasn't what I had imagined, to be pleasantly delighted. When I read the book, my heart was utterly pulled and as I'm writing this review, I'm remembering how much the tale affected me emotionally.

You'll simultaneously burst out laughing and cry in bed over it. There is no way to stop that. Indeed, it is a tale of love and faith. In this book, the power of love is explored along with some of its potential obstacles. When you read the words, it still strikes you more than ever, even if you anticipate the ending or know it before you read it. The book has a fantastic premise and is superbly written.

I can't think of any issues with this book. I was taken in from the first page because it was so masterfully crafted. The right amount of romance and melancholy was present in the book. I wholeheartedly recommend reading this book if you haven't already done so and want to experience an emotional journey. I still advise reading it even if you have previously done so.

My Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

“The problem isn't finding out where you are gonna go-its figuring out what you are gonna do once you get there that is! 

With a lot of effort and trust, it is genuinely quite simple to reach our goals or simply follow the course we want our lives to go. The challenging question is what we will do with it after we get there and achieve our goals. It may appear to be so simple, but once there, we will truly know whether the ones we asked for are truly what we desired.

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