I Like Sunflowers
About this ebook
She believes the world doesn't need her and neither does she need it.
Living on a planet reigned and contaminated by a bunch of people who call themselves "the majority", an overdue bloomer has reached heights of being extremely fed up of everything that's normal, perfect, pretty, and what not that they claim to want in a tired and talentless, and yet miserably hopeful, soul like her.
But things turn upside down when she's pushed into living a more responsible life in the name of a favor. Suddenly reality starts to mold into something unexpected. Something that wasn't what "the majority" had been preaching to her all her life. Something that didn't make her feel so invisible anymore. Something that might finally prove that she, Jordan Blackwood — the worst nightmare of every ambitious parent — may not be a mistake after all.
If only you know what it means to be really screwed up.
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About the author
Almandyne is a very short 20-year-old human being who likes human stories better than human biology. And yet, is somehow stuck in med school. All the strict rules and restrictions she was raised with, in a society that shows no mercy for outcasts, has made it hard for her to be okay with who she really is. But losing her mother to suicide six years ago has gradually changed her into a storyteller who's finally willing to be more passionate about her dreams and less afraid of what people would say. I Like Sunflowers is a story she created hoping to help someone out there, somewhere in the strangest corners of the world, find their very own miracle amidst all the excruciating chaos around them and escape that dark place where words don't exist.
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