Gail Honeyman takes a plunge into loneliness in her book, Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine. Through her book, I try to explore Loneliness in this post.
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Murakami’s Norwegian Wood is a tale of love amidst precocious deaths and loss of innocence.
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As winds graze through the jungle, the friction muffles the wails of the wolves that can never touch the moon. A hundred miles away, a little girl lays in her bed, aimlessly staring at the yellow light showering upon a patch of the street that leads to the same old city, the city that keeps
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John Boyne’s The Boy in Striped Pajamas is a critically acclaimed book on holocaust. Through that, this post explores the feelings of love, hate and fear.
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Through Ocean Vuong’s On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous, this post decodes how people, in love and friendships, compensate for self-worth with self-esteem.
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Emma and Joshua, from Modern Love have won hearts across the globe. Through that episode, this post explores how ego and consciousness operate when we get hurt.
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