i truly enjoy the book Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell. It truly relates to me in a deep level, as i am a college student, who wrote fan fiction and is 33% made p of anxiety. It explains how there is dysfunctional families out there and it creates a comfort for me where i can see that my family is not the only one out there in deep trouble no one else knows. I remember starting to read the book in 7th grade (for the first time) and realizing that for the first time i could relate to a character, they were no hero, and no pretty girl that i would never be. They were humans. Cather from Fangirl was a human. And one of the most relateable ones out there.
Fangirl was a great hit to heart for me because aside from the character and her family there was love in it. The protagonist falls in love with another character, and as a little girl, dreaming to be happy with someone, Fangirl truly captured that magic of love. Bunches of years later, im in college, i have a serious relationship with a charming boy, and i quote the things stated i Fangirl. The book gave me hope as a child, and i gladly live to it and read it religiously because it gave me a warmth in my stomach nothing ever could.
fix it and tweak it as you like. i just ranted
