All the fans of Young-Adult, Physiological Romance Unite! This book is for you!

 

The novel starts with a very controversial statement;

Is it a good day to die?

Death is a long-term fascination of Theodore Finch.

Theodore Finch is an infamous high school senior, an old-fashioned soul, and a “man build like a bull.” He is difficult to understand and on top of that his untamed nature has earned him a new name, Theodore Freak. Not that he is very happy about that. Theodore would address himself as someone rather, pre-historic. Above all, he is the kind of person who would find it worthwhile for someone to smile at them, genuinely. It's so worthwhile that he might as well fall in love with them. These small finite moments would give him a little satisfaction with his otherwise, very grey life. But unfortunately, as soon as they vanish – he would find himself just an inch away from jumping off some bell tower, or a cliff, or maybe the Purina tower.

A Piece of Me

When growing up, a teacher—Miss Dorothy asked me to keep a journal with me. This tome lies flat on my desk, bent corners and monochrome composition of the binding is slowly fading, as everyone I know. When looked inside—filled with undaunted words, some left in half, some in full. A release from a stressful day, I could write about whatever I chose, flipping thin pages of this rusty book, I could see my futile attempts to assassinate a fancy prose, I would try so hard on a sunny day resting on my squeaking wooden chair.

The Book of my life

Void of bliss is the atlas of my life,

Anecdote of my paraxysm, insinuated be knife.

Every page is the manifestation of malady,

Clandestine and secluded, scrutinized by nobody.

Untold story

Quiet they say "Shhh", let nobody hear you, 

I am breathing and zoetic, my mouth not to be sew.

I want to screech and squeal, can't keep it restricted. 

Wail until each and every part of my agonizing allegory is uttered.

Cracked Soul

Heart immersing in the pit if ooze, 

For now, I don't have anything left to lose. 

 Soul astray, vagabond and blotched, 

Crevice appeared where it had been notched.

Third-World Problems

Okay real talk - third world. That's kind of a birth disadvantage to be born in one. Now sorry, I know you love your country and culture and these ranks are just sometimes very bullshitty. I know that. But, these ranks really do kind of effect you in a way that could make you pull your hair out.

Guide for dummies born yesterday: So this world is divided into three categories. We have the third category - that is somewhat an average labour class from a distant point of view. Then we have the second category - the working class. And then we have the first category - the elite class. Now, this explanation is a mere "expression."

How social media is reshaping an individual's success story

Now, I know I am going to get bashed to talk about such a cliché topic. I mean, yeah yeah - everybody knows this. But hear me out for a second, you might just discover something important.

There is a reason as to why I chose individual level rather than a social level. It's not new that social media has been directing our social life in every direction possible. In fact, to talk about today, social media is the most important factor in our society, to begin with. At the same time (in most cases) if it does effect you individually --- you are either considered lucky maybe because you just went viral or unlucky maybe because your girlfriend just dumped you after snitching your whatsapp messages.

But the (crucial-case) individual level at which social media does effect you though is far greater - think about life or death situation.

Travel Haven: Schengen

Have you ever dreamed of going to some place fascinating and exotic? But of course if you are a third world member, like me, you would rather not bother thinking about it because, one word: visa. Visa is hard to get and as repulsive as the process goes you'd rather stick around your good old home.

However, the tale of Schengen might just be the right news for travel enthusiasts like you and yes, third world members included.