My feelings are humans and yet no one ever tells their story. Within the pages of this book each feeling gets their own little story in which they - as humans - show a glimpse of their life. How does doubt deal with being the main character of a story when all they think about is how little they deserve? How would fear be able to go through a day? Each short story tells the tale of one feeling and captures its very core in a metaphor. There is something to relate or connect to for everyone, because after all we all feel very similar feelings.

Rosalie is working in the film business as a script supervisor. In all the hectic on set she is additionally questioning her feelings to her boyfriend Nick. They were together for quite a while now, bit her feelings are gone. Eventually she is confronted with the thought of breaking up. Her best friend Amalia tries to comfort and distract her from it and takes her on a holiday to Germany. But when Rosalie starts to feel attracted to her friend more and more she tries to figure out if she should take her chance for love or let it slip through her fingers. Is Amalia also interested in her?

-Chloe- Dr. Andrew Brooks is a man who has it all. He is a paediatrician and he's drop-dead gorgeous. Did I mention he is single? He also happens to be my best friend. I know, I know. I had a crush on him too. I've moved on though and am now engaged to the man who helped me save my family's bakery. Andrew will be my best man. But now that we spend more time together, I wonder if I've made the right choice. -Andrew- I'm in love with my best friend Chloe. She doesn't know how I feel. In fact, I have been in agony watching her fall in love with a guy I loathe. My heart broke when they got engaged. She says she loves him, but the way she kisses me tells me otherwise. I need to finally tell her how I feel. I just don't find the right moment until it might already be too late. The Best Man is a dual POV romance short story set in London.

Trust is humans best friend. Do you trust everyone in this book as well? Or will you question every character and there action? This book contains three short stories about anxiety of losing trust in everyone around you and urself. Seeing people around you and not knowing if they will be someone who will ruin your life or make it better. Doesn't that bring anxiety? Follow our three protagonists in there journeys of finding who they really are, who are really the people around them and how trust and love can be ruined. Warning: The stories contain graphic and difficult topics like suicide, hallucinations and gore. Please consider your health first.

"This story is not a typical story" That is what every author says about their book.This one is actually pretty typical. A typical teenage life and their problems. Something every person goes through: Excitement, love (hopefully), loneliness, joy and loss. But how each one of us ends up is completely up to us, so is this book. The stages we all go through, yet not nearly similar for any of us. There is one thing that connects us all. Emotion. Depending in what order your decide to read the chapters of this book, you decide the end of your story Maybe it's not so typical after all...

In today's world, we are constantly bombarded with messages from numerous sources, such as social media, news outlets, advertisements, and even the people around us. These messages, whether positive or negative, have a tremendous influence on our lives and shape our beliefs, attitudes, and behaviours. They act as a repository of information that may not apply immediately but can influence our decisions in the future. To lead a fulfilling life, it is essential to be mindful of the messages we expose ourselves to and choose those that align with our goals and values. We must strive to receive positive messages that promote healthy values, encourage personal growth, and inspire us to become better versions of ourselves. By filtering out harmful messages and focusing on those that bring positivity, we can cultivate a healthy and fulfilling mindset that leads to a happier and more successful life. As Christians, it is even more crucial to surround ourselves with godly messages that align

Hopeful in a hopeless world - who is that anymore? Where do we get our hope from? Within three years, numerous reports, poems, short stories and photographs were created, from which a small glimmer of hope has emerged. This trip that changed her life was not supposed to take place just three years ago, but was already planned for the summer of 2008. She wanted to spend her summer vacation with her step-grandpa in a small, faraway country, Georgia. Everything turned out differently, for her the first love intervened and for this small country, the war. This book tells how one can hope for the meaning of life between family tragedies, wars, love madness and growing up.

A story like none before. It's about a man who likes to talk about his life experiences but struggles to do so. What he talks about makes no sense at first glance, but the more he says the clearer his story becomes. Almost as clear as someone talking while struggling to stay awake. Why is he narrating his experiences? What's the purpose? What's the "moral of the story"? Is there even one? Does it need one? Dive into this book which starts off being a confusing mess that, over time, still never really manages to become coherent! "If you wish to know what executive dysfunction looks like as a story, this book is for you! Otherwise, it's a waste of time." - Finlay, Gim

Boston, USA. November 28th of 2019 Around 8 p.m., about 2 degrees Celsius outside and the City goes dark. A Library with a young librarian. A young man out-side on a cold winter night. A library the only place to warm up. A reunion after almost a decade. A whole night of nostalgia, witt and feelings. A dark night to remember.