It Doesnt Matter What You Look Like On the Outside It's What's on The Internet That Counts

by Beach Sloth (Sloth)

الكتابة عُمرُ وحياة
فنحنُ نكتبُ باعترافاتٍ مُبهمة و بإمضاءٍ على أجسادنا , نكتبُ و نجاورُ أرواحنا لندفعَ في تقسيماتها معنى الحياة , نكتبُ بالصمتِ أوجاعَ عمرٍ مضى , و بالصراخِ أفراحاَ لم تُخلق بعد , نعيش بفواصلَ حروفنا الحبَ دونَ أي ذنب أو خطيئة
الكتابة دمعٌ لا يضاهيه دمعُ , طمأنينةُ في الروحِ و لذةٌ في القلب
نحن نكتبُ لأننا أطفال و لأن الحد الذي يفصل بينَ المعاني قد نُحر , و نكتبٌ لأن الدموع أبت إلا أن تُذرفَ حروفاً

Genres: Poetry

160 pages, Paperback

First published October 13, 2015

Reviews

[Sati Mari]

اسلوب القصة كان رائعا وراقيا .. وتناولت موضوعا وان كان يتناول في كل مرة ولكنه بدا لي طرحه مختلفا عن الباقي .. وننتظر المزيد من القصص والروايات الشيقة مثل هذه استاذ علي بالتوفيق

[Noura · Rating 3 out of 5]

this was difficult to rate and i am not sure if this is the right or fair rating but it's what i could come up with now.

i enjoy reading books like this because i get to see what literature and language is evolving into.

[WonderWomanNZ · Rating 3 out of 5]

The third installment in Jolie Vines' series, offers an intriguing exploration of Sebastian's character, but it didn't quite capture my interest as much as the previous book, "Perfect Storm." The story begins with an intense event—Sebastian's incarceration—but this pivotal moment felt somewhat glossed over, leaving me wanting more depth and exploration of its impact on the narrative. 

Rose, the female lead, was an okay addition to the story, but she didn't particularly stand out for me. The plot itself wasn't my favorite, as it seemed to lack the engaging elements that made "Perfect Storm" a more enjoyable listen. Despite this, the narrators did a commendable job, delivering their parts with clarity and expression that enhanced the overall listening experience. 

While I appreciated the interconnectedness of the series and enjoyed revisiting the charming Scottish setting.
I dont have access to the next 2 audiobooks, which is a shame as I see book 5 is MMF and I love that style and would have like to hear how Jolie writes that side of things.

[Charlie · Rating 2 out of 5]

Sequel to Brilliance