Jun 1, 2021
Amanda, a compassionate author who was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, has completed her most recent book "Fragile, Resilient": an expressive composition created from the raw emotions of the author that readers can easily reflect on. Embedded in each of its pages is her honesty, vulnerability, and strength to get through each hurdle in her life.
Amanda writes, "The poems here cover a fairly large age gap; some were written when I was seventeen to eighteen years old; most, however, have been within the past couple of years. I believe I was sixteen when I wrote the short story at the end. I hope people who read this can see something resembling progress in my writing as they read the more recent ones. More than that, I truly hope some of the people who read this can relate to and identify with some of the feelings I've tried to express. I certainly don't claim my work as being great, but as long as it continues to be a sort of therapy to me, I will continue to do so."
Published by Fulton Books, Amanda's book is a sublime work that perfectly unveils the hidden emotions of the author through the years. Writing poems is her way to de-stress, and she hopes that her readers would feel the warmth she has imprinted in each verse of her work.
Readers who wish to experience this deep and substantive work can purchase "Fragile, Resilient" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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