Just Another Life
May takes us back to the late 1990s, the last decade before the birth of Social Media, when people were unheard because there was no public space for them to voice their thoughts, ideas and opinions. As we moved into the 21st century things changed rapidly. Now, we've survived the Pandemic with the help of the internet and being able to communicate to people without ever meeting them face-to-face. However, are people being heard now or are we all more interested in speaking and therefore, there is no one listening?
Everything in life is relative, so is it any wonder that the way we judge our life is in comparison to others? May knew some amazing people so to her, her life was ordinary. To make matters worse, she cannot figure out why one seemingly insignificant part of her life keeps haunting her so much that she is compelled to write it all; every conversation she can still hear though they happened many decades ago.
Reader's reviews:
This book is a unique and amazing work of art. If May's life is 'Just Another Life', then there is no such thing as an extraordinary life, we can all just relax. I love the characters, and it's been a pleasure to eavesdrop on their conversations.
The story is great. The characters are great. The messages are inspiring. Loved the inspiration; at times I had to close the book and think about things I just heard Benjamin say. Loved it.
Unique plot built around the moral of the story, with well-developed characters holding everything together, yet they fail to hold their own lives, changing to fit into their new environment that is changed by outside forces. Unique delivery of a unique message.
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Everything in life is relative, so is it any wonder that the way we judge our life is in comparison to others? May knew some amazing people so to her, her life was ordinary. To make matters worse, she cannot figure out why one seemingly insignificant part of her life keeps haunting her so much that she is compelled to write it all; every conversation she can still hear though they happened many decades ago.
Reader's reviews:
This book is a unique and amazing work of art. If May's life is 'Just Another Life', then there is no such thing as an extraordinary life, we can all just relax. I love the characters, and it's been a pleasure to eavesdrop on their conversations.
The story is great. The characters are great. The messages are inspiring. Loved the inspiration; at times I had to close the book and think about things I just heard Benjamin say. Loved it.
Unique plot built around the moral of the story, with well-developed characters holding everything together, yet they fail to hold their own lives, changing to fit into their new environment that is changed by outside forces. Unique delivery of a unique message.
Just Another Life
May takes us back to the late 1990s, the last decade before the birth of Social Media, when people were unheard because there was no public space for them to voice their thoughts, ideas and opinions. As we moved into the 21st century things changed rapidly. Now, we've survived the Pandemic with the help of the internet and being able to communicate to people without ever meeting them face-to-face. However, are people being heard now or are we all more interested in speaking and therefore, there is no one listening?
Everything in life is relative, so is it any wonder that the way we judge our life is in comparison to others? May knew some amazing people so to her, her life was ordinary. To make matters worse, she cannot figure out why one seemingly insignificant part of her life keeps haunting her so much that she is compelled to write it all; every conversation she can still hear though they happened many decades ago.
Reader's reviews:
This book is a unique and amazing work of art. If May's life is 'Just Another Life', then there is no such thing as an extraordinary life, we can all just relax. I love the characters, and it's been a pleasure to eavesdrop on their conversations.
The story is great. The characters are great. The messages are inspiring. Loved the inspiration; at times I had to close the book and think about things I just heard Benjamin say. Loved it.
Unique plot built around the moral of the story, with well-developed characters holding everything together, yet they fail to hold their own lives, changing to fit into their new environment that is changed by outside forces. Unique delivery of a unique message.
Everything in life is relative, so is it any wonder that the way we judge our life is in comparison to others? May knew some amazing people so to her, her life was ordinary. To make matters worse, she cannot figure out why one seemingly insignificant part of her life keeps haunting her so much that she is compelled to write it all; every conversation she can still hear though they happened many decades ago.
Reader's reviews:
This book is a unique and amazing work of art. If May's life is 'Just Another Life', then there is no such thing as an extraordinary life, we can all just relax. I love the characters, and it's been a pleasure to eavesdrop on their conversations.
The story is great. The characters are great. The messages are inspiring. Loved the inspiration; at times I had to close the book and think about things I just heard Benjamin say. Loved it.
Unique plot built around the moral of the story, with well-developed characters holding everything together, yet they fail to hold their own lives, changing to fit into their new environment that is changed by outside forces. Unique delivery of a unique message.
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Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940160714554 |
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| Publisher: | Meliha Avdic |
| Publication date: | 03/30/2022 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 590 KB |
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