Review:

“Tomorrow is filled with uncertainty
I’m floating around untethered
In the ocean of uncertainty.”

~ From the book an open letter to Shyness by Arya A.

It’s always night for a chaotic soul where the scars speak louder than a smile, When we acknowledge our fears and emotions, where we are with ourselves, preparing ourselves for the next day, to fight the world with a smile. Can you relate to this feeling? This is one such book. A book that speaks to the feeling of a chaotic soul, tells about our insecurities in the form of beautiful poems

“An Open Letter to Shyness” is a collection of thought-provoking poems that delve into the darkest of emotions. The poems are her confessions of self-doubt and her thoughts while struggling to fit in with the rest of the world. With raw and captivating poems, Arya A. skillfully expresses the inner struggles of a shy, emotional girl fighting her battles behind a smiling face.

The poems are raw, honest, and beautifully written, with each one telling a unique story that readers can relate to. Arya’s writing style is enchanting, and the way she weaves her words is captivating. Each poem speaks to a different aspect of the human experience, from childhood memories to the uncertainties of the future.

One of the standout features of this book is Arya’s ability to convey complex emotions in a simple yet powerful way. She paints vivid pictures with her words, making it easy for readers to relate. The book covers a range of topics, including love, loss, insecurity, and the struggle to fit in.

As readers, we see ourselves in the author’s experiences and find solace in the fact that we are not alone in our struggles. Each poem acts as a confession and encourages self-reflection. The more we delve into her work, the more we become one with her words. As We immerse ourselves in her verses, with every poem we pause, smile, and believe as we discover fragments of our own experiences.

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The book covers various topics like waves, diary, childhood, uncertainty, anti-love, and more. I enjoyed reading all the poems but One of my favourite poems is “Like shoes are we.” Each poem is unique yet relatable, and we find ourselves in them with every read. In all, “An Open Letter to Shyness” is a delightful read that you’ll enjoy. It’s a journey of emotions that you can relate to, and it reminds us to be kind to ourselves and others as we navigate this imperfect world.

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