Post Secret: Confessions on Life, Death and God by Frank Warren, 275 pages
My second secret book by Frank Warren contains more postcards that include confessions on life, death and God. The postcards are very interesting to read and contain colorful pictures.
Showing posts with label postcards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label postcards. Show all posts
Friday, July 20, 2018
My Secret by Frank Warren
My Secret by Frank Warren, 144 pages
My Secret contains postcards written by teens and college students to the author with their deepest, darkest secrets. This is the first secret book I have read. Apparently, it is quite a movement, as there are several books and a website devoted to people's secrets. Frank Warren started this project in 2005, shortly after his wife committed suicide.
My Secret contains postcards written by teens and college students to the author with their deepest, darkest secrets. This is the first secret book I have read. Apparently, it is quite a movement, as there are several books and a website devoted to people's secrets. Frank Warren started this project in 2005, shortly after his wife committed suicide.
Labels:
adult nonfiction,
Frank Warren,
My Secret,
postcards,
Suicide Prevention
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
The Geography of You and Me by Jennifer E. Smith
The Geography of You and Me by Jennifer E. Smith - 337 pages
Lucy and Owen meet for the first time when they get stuck in an elevator during a city-wide blackout. After being rescued they spend the rest of the night together getting to know each other. It's the start of a relationship . . . or is it? The next thing you know Lucy and Owen have both moved away. At first they keep in contact. But then it starts to slip away. After multiple moves for both -- they get the chance to meet again. Will they take that chance? Or let it slip away?
This is a typical Jennifer E. Smith book. It deals with the relationship between teenagers and what it takes for that relationship to work. There are obstacles to overcome - both individually and together. The characters learn about themselves and life in general as they move through the story. A great read!
Lucy and Owen meet for the first time when they get stuck in an elevator during a city-wide blackout. After being rescued they spend the rest of the night together getting to know each other. It's the start of a relationship . . . or is it? The next thing you know Lucy and Owen have both moved away. At first they keep in contact. But then it starts to slip away. After multiple moves for both -- they get the chance to meet again. Will they take that chance? Or let it slip away?
This is a typical Jennifer E. Smith book. It deals with the relationship between teenagers and what it takes for that relationship to work. There are obstacles to overcome - both individually and together. The characters learn about themselves and life in general as they move through the story. A great read!
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