What happens when a woman who has spent years perfecting the art of running away finally meets a man patient enough to wait...
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Chronicles of Unexpected Love is a narrative poetry collection that sits alongside Rupi Kaur's The Sun and Her flower but goes deeper into the psychological, emotional, and spiritual interior of a woman who realizes that she is fighting with versions of herself that she kept leaving behind.
“I want this book to be published cause it's very interrested”
“I want this book because I love reading and learning new things. I believe it will inspire me and help me develop new ideas.”
“Touchy”
“I think her work should be read to discover her talent”
“Through this book, I believe that Alegria deserves to be read by other people who didn't have the chance to knew her talent of writing.”
“It's very interesting”
“I absolutely love the way Alégria always finds the perfect words in her poetry. By the end, you don’t just read it, you feel it, you live the moment, and sometimes you even find yourself in the very situation she’s describing. 🥹 So the fact that she’s releasing a Chronicle… OMG, I can’t wait!”
“I want to read the book.”
“The story is poetic first of all and the words are lyrically inspiring. The story makes you curious to know what coming next.”
“I've already read what you've written, and it's clear you have a talent, and it shouldn't stop at just writing Chronicles. You have to push yourself, surpass yourself. So please, make us dream...”
At the end of this book, the reader will not feel they are just witnessing a journey, but living it and more like sitting in a woman's chest. The book is asking one question every woman has whispered to herself at some point: What if I am not afraid of being hurt, but being loved? The reader will leave with the promise that we all deserve being loved
A story about loss.
“I watched her walk away in my jacket and realized I was already completely, utterly screwed.”
A novel about a girl in her 20s trying to figure out everything about her collage life and what she really want to embrace in it.