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August: I often think of things. Like why stars disappear in the morning. Like why bubble gum comes in different colors. Like why in this universe, I cannot be the avocado to her emerald. Or maybe I can. I guess we'll never know...
Emma: I'm not perfect. I never was. I think the day I realized this was when I met a boy who reminded me, stupidly, of an avocado. And I hate avocadoes... till one day, I didn't anymore. He taught me how to live and showed m
August: I often think of things. Like why stars disappear in the morning. Like why bubble gum comes in different colors. Like why in this universe, I cannot be the avocado to her emerald. Or maybe I can. I guess we'll never know...
Emma: I'm not perfect. I never was. I think the day I realized this was when I met a boy who reminded me, stupidly, of an avocado. And I hate avocadoes... till one day, I didn't anymore. He taught me how to live and showed me I was a gem. I hope I can show him he's one, too.
This is our story - the story of two children who found a home in each other and found the star that is the brightest of them all: love.
A crack.
A melt in her chest.
All for her new family.
Sky has been on the run her whole life – writing is her passion and she would do anything to get that. Even leave the people she loves most. After her brother's death, she's been on the run. First, she leaves her family. Then her unsupportive husband. All in the name of achieving her dream career.
But when she walks into Cloud 9 and crossed paths with her soon-to-be friends, her life i
A crack.
A melt in her chest.
All for her new family.
Sky has been on the run her whole life – writing is her passion and she would do anything to get that. Even leave the people she loves most. After her brother's death, she's been on the run. First, she leaves her family. Then her unsupportive husband. All in the name of achieving her dream career.
But when she walks into Cloud 9 and crossed paths with her soon-to-be friends, her life is forever changed.
Because they're not like the others.
She is torn between confronting her fears and performing onstage, and hiding from them. But if she doesn't get over her fears, the people she loves most in her life will leave her.
A Sunflower Wish is a story about hope and following your dreams, no matter what – even if a tiny voice in your head tells you not to. Even if the people around you tell you you're not special enough.
I opened my mouth and shut it abruptly. “You,” she said, jabbing me in the chest. “You are special. Get that negative chatter out of your head, I don’t want you to think you’re not good enough for me. You are special. You are important. And I don’t care if no one has loved you right, or if everyone mistreated you. Stop being such a debbie downer. Just listen to me.”
Az lives with his deaf si
I opened my mouth and shut it abruptly. “You,” she said, jabbing me in the chest. “You are special. Get that negative chatter out of your head, I don’t want you to think you’re not good enough for me. You are special. You are important. And I don’t care if no one has loved you right, or if everyone mistreated you. Stop being such a debbie downer. Just listen to me.”
Az lives with his deaf sister, Valerie. He is convinced that she's wiser and stronger than he ever will be, and envies her for her calmness, her tranquility. One day, Az wakes up to find Valerie missing. With the help of a woman, who refrains from revealing her personal information much to Az's perplexion, he tries to find his younger sister.
He also feels guilty for hiding something from Valerie: he is not her real brother. Little does he know that she'll find out the truth in seven days - seven eventful days that changes the two of them for good. And most importantly, will Valerie forgive Az for lying to her? Will she and Az get along after this?
When November was little, she used to spend every night on her back on the grass of her backyard with Estelle, trying to name the constellations. But she can't do that anymore. She remembered the feeling of pointing at the stars each night, thinking of different names for them: Jessica, Robert, Ivy Read More...
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