A review by ainiali
Dear Teen Me: Authors Write Letters to Their Teen Selves, by E. Kristin Anderson, Miranda Kenneally
5.0
So how much did i love this book? i'm crazy over it. contemplating over a year whether to buy it or not. In the end, yes, i did buy the book & it was awesome!
Some letters are like self-expose & a whole lot sounds like a bunch of adult, looking back & unloading their inner regret in life.
We do look back in the past, thinking & wondering what mistake or decision that we made that lead us to ourselves today. some bad, some pretty good. For wishing that we did not do some things is unavoidable, so this for my dear teen me,
Stop sulking & love An more. For one day she'll be gone for good. Hug her even she refuse. Tell her she's the best friend you will ever have in your life. You'll regret that the last thing you said to her is how lame your life is. Stop! Call her up & ask whether she's OK. Where's she going? To the eternity.
Some letters are like self-expose & a whole lot sounds like a bunch of adult, looking back & unloading their inner regret in life.
We do look back in the past, thinking & wondering what mistake or decision that we made that lead us to ourselves today. some bad, some pretty good. For wishing that we did not do some things is unavoidable, so this for my dear teen me,
Stop sulking & love An more. For one day she'll be gone for good. Hug her even she refuse. Tell her she's the best friend you will ever have in your life. You'll regret that the last thing you said to her is how lame your life is. Stop! Call her up & ask whether she's OK. Where's she going? To the eternity.