These invisible threads sometimes get heavier.
This book will not give you lectures on how to manage these unorganized threads. Instead, it will sit with you to organize you, your heart.
Not like an adult giving lectures, but like a friend or the one you trust is talking to you indirectly.
This book is not just for teens, but also for parents, friends, and every person who has lost their smile and hope somewhere.
The unique thing about this book is — it has 2 POVs from 2 different people with different mindsets. It will make you realize how a single thing varies from person to person, as per their way of looking at the world.
*This book may not make you smile, but it will surely set fire of hope.*
Hope you will enjoy and understand the book.
> Vasava Nency is a 15-year-old science student, writer and poetess who loves music.
> At an age where most teens just read stories and listen to poetry, she is the one who writes them.
> Her passion is music and writing. She loves music that has deep lines and real meaning, music that says what the heart feels. Those lines inspire her to turn her own feelings into poems and stories.
> She is not always deep and serious — she is funny, enjoys her life, laughs a lot, and lives her teenage fully. Writing is not because she is sad, it is because she loves to express.
For her, writing is not about big words, but about organizing the heart, when the lips can't express her pen does — about her feelings, not just the sad one, but also how she feels about her loved ones.
_The weight of the Thread_ is her first book.