This book is a simple anthology of a child, growing to be an imperfect person. Various short stories held in poetic sentences and governed by a simple narrative goes through multiple ways of dealing with depression, suicide, and the effects of it.

This is not a book condoning or romanticizing suicide, quite the opposite. It doesn't condemn suicide either, it will show its effects.

I'm trying a more professional approach for this, so I'm hoping its good? I'm not sure, I don't have the money to hire professionals to go over it 'v'

if you enjoy short stories, and poems that go over topics that aren't normally talked about, I highly recommend checking this out :)