Books matching: happiness amidst struggles
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Save:Beneath the Stars by A.L. Jackson is a part of the Falling Stars series, where readers follow the emotional journey of the characters. The book explores themes of redemption, second chances, and true love. It delves into the deep emotional connections between the characters, revealing their tragic pasts and the struggles they face in their daily lives. The writing style captures the intense emotions, the tension, the angst, and the heartwarming moments that make the story compelling and captivating.
The plot revolves around the characters Maggie and Rhys, who share a powerful and almost ethereal connection. Despite facing challenges and dark pasts, their romance takes center stage, showcasing their growth, strength, and unwavering love for each other. The book also highlights the importance of family, friendship, and support in overcoming obstacles and finding happiness amidst the struggles.
I guessed that was the way I was feeling when I sat tucked into a booth at the back of the rowdy, dank bar in my hometown of Dalton, South Carolina, sipping at a beer while I watched Maggie Fitzgerald... - #2
Save:"Glimmer of Hope" by Sarah M. Eden follows the story of Miranda Harford, a strong woman who endures hardships and illness while trying to find peace and happiness. Her husband, Carter, is initially oblivious to her struggles but eventually grows and tries to make amends once he learns the truth about their past. Set in a historical romance backdrop, the plot delves into the complexities of love, misunderstandings, and the challenges faced by the couple as they navigate their relationship post-marriage.
The writing style of Sarah M. Eden in "Glimmer of Hope" is praised for its depth of characters, the portrayal of a clean love story, and the ability to evoke a range of emotions from readers. explores themes of hope, love, and resilience amidst difficulties, offering a realistic depiction of the struggles faced by the characters in their journey towards a happier future.
Miranda Harford was unaccustomed to chaos. Clifton Manor was a place of serenity and quiet. She preferred it that way. But in returning from her daily walk, she found an unfamiliar traveling coach out... - #3
Save:'Butter' by Erin Jade Lange tells the story of a morbidly obese boy named Butter who decides to eat himself to death live on the internet. As he gains attention and popularity for his shocking plan, he starts to question if the newfound fame is worth it. The novel explores themes of bullying, suicide, and the dark side of peer pressure, all while delving into Butter's complex relationships with his family, friends, and his own self-image. Lange's writing style is described as honest, unnerving, and effective, capturing the struggles and internal conflicts of the protagonist with a dark and twisted tone.
You think I eat a lot now? That’s nothing. Tune in December 31, when I will stream a live webcast of my last meal. Death row inmates get one. Why shouldn’t I? I can’t take another year in this fat sui... - #4
Save:Carrie Fisher's novel, Postcards from the Edge, tells the story of Suzanne Vale, an actress who navigates her life after a drug overdose and stint in rehab. The book delves into Suzanne's struggles with addiction, relationships, and the challenges of finding happiness. Fisher's writing style incorporates alternating points of view, inner monologues, and journal entries to provide insight into Suzanne's journey of self-discovery in the Hollywood world.
Maybe I shouldn’t have given the guy who pumped my stomach my phone number, but who cares? My life is over anyway. Besides, what was I supposed to do? He came up to my room and gave me that dumb stuff... - #5
Save:Jinx is a verse novel that follows the story of a teenage girl named Jen, who adopts the name Jinx after a series of tragic events in her life. The book delves into themes of love, loss, self-identity, and family dynamics through the eyes of various characters, including Jen's family members, friends, and boyfriends. Written in a poetic style, the narrative explores Jen's journey of self-discovery and resilience as she navigates through the challenges of adolescence and heartbreak.
Jen's transformation from a good girl to a troubled teen is at the core of the story, as she grapples with the aftermath of losing her boyfriends and the impact it has on her sense of self. The book also touches on deeper issues such as parental relationships, peer pressure, forgiveness, and the search for happiness amidst tragedy. Through poignant verses and multiple perspectives, Jinx captures the complexities of growing up and the emotional turmoil that comes with finding one's place in the world.
