56: Life According to Bob Ong
Life according to Ong.
Ang librong pangmatanda para sa mga bata.
Ang official manual ng kabataang Pilipino.
Mga kuwentong awkward para sa henerasyong awkward.
(Pumili ng subtitle at burahin ng black marker ang tatlong sobra para masaya.)
Finding Resilience: My Journey with Maya Angelou’s And Still I Rise
Angelou’s collection is undeniably bold, fearlessly confronting adversities and transforming them into rightfully claimed victories. Her work eloquently speaks to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of prejudice and discrimination, evoking a profound sense of recognition within me, despite not being the immediate target audience. Her careful exploration of societal biases serves as both an inspiration and a reminder of the resilience inherent within us all. She taught me that you can win without being worse than the enemy.
Exploring Imperfection and Authenticity: A Deep Dive into Sylvia Plath & ‘The Bell Jar’
The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath is a profound exploration of character development, flaws, and the open-ended nature of the narrative, mirroring the unresolved journey of the protagonist, Esther Greenwood. Plath’s writing, while nuanced for its time, raises consideration about the alter states in which her work was often published, a practice aimed at preserving the face of those she wrote about.