The grumbly man walked up and down the aisles. Abruptly stopping and sneering at passerbys.
Making sure everyone saw him trudging along. His long fingers wrapped around a cup. Displaying a past of failed exam papers and a piano that never got played.
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‘Meet Me in Paris,’ by Juliette Sobanet was a pleasure to read. I felt honoured as a reader. I find it hard to review memoirs because it is someones life but Juliette’s writing is gutsy, strong and honest. And the story. Her story, was genuine and heartfelt.
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The Three Sisters Bar and Hotel,’ by Katherine Govier is a great book! I experienced all of the emotions you must. It is both unique with its own personality and in tone. Katherine Govier’s writing is descriptive and a pleasure to read. You could undoubtedly detect the amount of effort and passion that went into the creation of this novel.
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‘Lifeboat Clique,’ by Kathy Parks was a dramatic, witty and entertaining novel! The protagonist of this story narrated her debacle with candid explanations of her inner thoughts, and her current circumstances. As the reader, I began ‘floating’ along with them. The writing was clever and humorous. Which was lively and straightforward.
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‘Be Frank With Me,’ by Julia Claiborne Johnson was a fantastic read! Not only after reading this novel, I felt like the author couldn’t have chosen a more fitting title. The curious descriptors the author chose, enlisted a sense of sentiment to the characters behaviours and actions. I found myself fighting off time to read more! Each character had charm, notability and eccentricity. Especially, Frank.
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Hello! My name is Alecia and I am reintroducing myself, and my blog. So firstly, sending you a warm hello ‘from the other side.’ (I know…that joke is waaaayyy past its reference guideline but is and will always remain a great timeless hit. Who makes those guidelines anyways?) A grand hello coming your way!
I am back. Like J.K. Rowling wrote from the voice of Bellatrix in Harry Potter, ‘The Dark Lord will rise again, Crouch!’ Not that I am comparing myself to the Dark Lord…
Here is a link to this blogs first post ever (throw back to 2013): https://aleciawrites.com/2013/10/04/greetings/
A link to when I set my manuscript on fire: https://aleciawrites.com/2014/08/15/i-set-my-manuscript-on-fire/
And lastly, a link to my twitter: https://twitter.com/@aleciawrites/
That’s about it.
Thank you for reading!
Alecia Writes
PS- if you happen to come across any grammar/spelling errors/coffee stains, please let me know and I will make sure to send your invisible shiny gratitude human points your way! (Really though, it’s much appreciated.)
I think I’m funny. Like an awkward funny. It sort of like pug humour. You know the dog breed? I think they are hilarious, adorably so. I even dedicated a blog post to my main man, Louie. I think we’ve spent so much time together, sometimes our personality traits get swapped. I love going for long drives, runs and eating everything I’m not supposed to. He loves watching netflix, having pamper days and eating everything he’s not supposed to. Remember Freaky Friday? (the movie released in 2003) Uh Oh. – Alecia
p.s you can now find me on instagram! (aleciawrites)
Ocean’s laugh shook her whole frame. Her knee’s bent and her medium length hair bounced along with her. She sang along to the lyrics, even though she was positive she sounded terrible. Written by Alecia Writes
Young man, you can’t see the world through the brim of your hat. Raise it up only slightly and see the stars. Raise it down only slightly and see the ground. The earth. The footprints that you haven’t made yet. Please young man, you can’t see the world through the brim of your hat. It is only good to shade parts out, when the sun 
is to bright for your fresh eyes. Or when the tall people look down on to you. Young man, don’t use your hat as a beacon of ignorant youth – a sight to hide. Use the brim of your hat as an expression, a wise judgement on how you wish to be seen.
A wish on how you’d like to see.
Because the stars are a beautiful sight.
Written by Alecia
All comments/feedback our welcome, please tell me what you think!
