Books that make you feel less alone.

The title speaks for itself. Yes, I guess almost everyone is hanging out without me. And this book makes it all okay.

I've always had a soft spot for stories about people who find one another, especially during the hardest times.

This book was a tribute to art and its healing powers. And how no matter how close we are to a person, we still have different ways of seeing things.

It's about what the society expects from you vs. who you are. Doesn't it sound like our life right now?

Life is about figuring things out. And this book is such a great friend, especially when you feel lost.

Because no matter how dull your life may seem, something exciting is waiting around the corner. (I mean, at least that's what I felt when I read this book)

I love Mindy Kaling. I love how her book acknowledges loneliness in such a relatable way.

This book slapped me with a story of how your mind could decide not to feel lonely. Even in the loneliest situation.

An attempt at making sure that awkwardness will never make you feel weird again.

This book forces you to revisit, rebuild, or even return to the strength you had in you. Especially if you're a woman.

Please tell me I'm not the only who feels emotionally related with Amir.

I am Eleanor. I am Park. I am both of them. My 16 year old self is Eleanor. She is Park. You get the gist.

You will either love it or hate it. Seriously. And I, for one, happen to love the shit out of it.

This book showed me how beautiful loneliness could be.

After I finished reading this one, I felt the strong urge to hug my sister.

To be honest, I didn't know that Carrie Fisher could write until I read somewhere that she once said, "Stay afraid, but do it anyway." Only a writer could promote fear while reminding us to stop being cowards.