Bøker av Kelsey Taylor Smith

"The World is Better with You in It" is a heartfelt collection of poems that dives into the tough stuff: depression and the journey to feeling better. Written from the heart and based on real-life experiences, each poem in this book is like a chat with a friend who gets what you're going through.From the lows of feeling down to the highs of finding hope, these poems cover it all. They're not sugar-coated or fancy; they're just real. They talk about the tough days, but also the moments of strength and courage that come with reaching out for help.This collection reminds us that it's okay to struggle and that we're not alone in our battles. It's like having a buddy by your side, cheering you on and reminding you that things will get better.Whether you're dealing with depression yourself or know someone who is, "The World is Better with You in It" is a comforting read that offers hope, understanding, and a reminder that brighter days are ahead.

"Daydreamer's Diary" is like a deep dive into our feelings about love, saying goodbye, wanting more, and how tough yet strong we can be inside. It's like reading a book of secrets about why we feel sad when people leave without a word, why lies hurt so much, and how being alone can feel so heavy. It's full of stories about making tough choices, the things we never said out loud, and how it feels after we lose touch with someone important.The book talks about life being full of noise that can drown out who we really are, and how we try to keep our true selves shining through. It's got bits about remembering the good and bad times, fooling ourselves, feeling sad, finding a little light in the dark, and slowly getting better after getting hurt.It's all about daydreaming-wishing for what we missed out on, seeing beauty in what we have, and being okay with what's meant to be. It reminds us to love ourselves, be okay with showing our soft sides, and to keep hope alive even when things seem dark. Every poem takes us on a little adventure of finding out more about ourselves, like putting together a puzzle that shows the sweet and sour parts of life and how we all want to feel connected, understood, and at peace.