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    Thoughts

    By Jordana Blasco

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    About this ebook

    This book is a compilation of literary prose and poems that put thoughts to paper of the feelings we can experiment through our lives: love, sadness, heartbreak, hope, death, loss, doubt, despair, connectivity, belonging, happiness... from a young age to adulthood.
    We can see how the way we view the same feelings, along the journey, change.
    How our point of view changes.
    The questions that arise through our lives, change.
    These writings are full of emotions that will make you remember, question and, most importantly, feel, once again, all that you had forgotten.
    Enjoy the ride.
    You may have to dig deep on some of these thoughts.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJordana Blasco
    Release dateMar 10, 2019
    ISBN9780463226018
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    Thoughts
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    Jordana Blasco

    I really enjoy reading the kind of books that are not too long and can learn something from (so no, I have not read War & Peace and skipped most chapters on the Quixote when I was at High School). I also like those books that transport you elsewhere. When I was a kid I liked the "Choose your own adventure" ones.Music (any) and dancing salsa and bachata are other things that I love and, apart from that, food will be the next big thing. My favourite is the smell of bread as it is baking in the oven.I try to practise what I preach and I have learnt to always look at the sunny side of things even when everything seems to be falling apart. It is difficult but achievable.Writting makes me happy. I can make worlds of my own. I can write my own rules. I can share with whoever is willing to read.My family always comes first and, even when I think I write nonsense, there will always be a little voice saying: "I love your books, mommy".I am grateful every day I open my eyes. There is nothing more amazing than feeling alive.You can connect with me via my Facebook page Jordana Blasco, Dreamer and my YouTube channel of the same name.You can become a 'Dreamer' if you want. If Justin Bieber can have Beliebers, why can't we be Dreamers?

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