“We were examining the same problem, namely, how depression alters people‘s thinking in a way that first gets things stuck, then makes things worse” p.3
Photo of the sky tonight from my my little patch in Western Australia, reminding me to chill out, be kind and take more conscious breaths every day.
pickThis book made me laugh out loud 🤣
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so-soThis one was kind of disappointing. There is no way a psychiatric ward would not have group therapy and individual therapy. I read about the author afterwards though and it makes me sad he didn‘t get the help he needed ☹️
pickThis book was not what I expected and I am so glad it wasn‘t. I love YA but sometimes it all feels the same, and this story was so different! It‘s about Mental Health, Family, heritage and most of all friendship. It made me cry! All the Star Trek references repeatedly kind of bugged me, which is my only complaint.. the story itself was fantastic.
I haven‘t been on in a bit because I‘ve been sick. But I just wanted to check in because today is my (observed) Litsyversary! I started using this fun little app 3 years ago today which is also my favorite book‘s birthday! Happy 57th, The Bell Jar!
pickWow I really enjoyed that! Started and finished today. A great choice for a more introspective/introverted weekend.
This is dark and dry humour, somewhat depressing, but honest. Maybe hopeful? But for that, you'll have to judge yourself.
I think I like the end that calls into question any narrator(person) as honest and reliable.
Already loving this. I know Bunny is seen as an unlikable character but I love her. Maybe it's because I'm understanding where the character's comments are coming from, maybe it's because at times I have the same acerbic look at things, or maybe because I dont have to live with her LOL.
anyway, she'll make you chuckle with some #hardtruth
