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Anxious Anna & The Souls
Attempting to overcome the restrictions aging & leaving her childhood behind, a precocious youth manages to break through the barriers of Time as she ventures through a seamless void, finding herself on a spiritual adventure through the figments of paranoia & anxiety where she attempts to escape the constraints & heartbreak of adulthood. Within the strange void, she confronts/consults three massive colossal metaphysical titans while discovering the reasons to return home again.
"ANXIOUS ANNA & THE SOULS" explores themes of Existence & Non-Existence, Self-Worth, Accession, as well all of the Anxieties that come from Fear of the Unknown, Fear of Losing Childhood & Fear of Failure.
"ANXIOUS ANNA & THE SOULS" explores themes of Existence & Non-Existence, Self-Worth, Accession, as well all of the Anxieties that come from Fear of the Unknown, Fear of Losing Childhood & Fear of Failure.
42 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 9, 2016
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October 12, 2021
Anna & The Anxious Souls follows the protagonist anna who is plagued with her overwhelming anxiety. She questions everything and everything so much so that it’s hard for her to not be wary of the future that lies ahead. For an eight-year she has many heavy worries but that all changes when a birthday wish leads her on a journey through time and space. While traveling through an otherwordly dimension she helps three beings in order to get some answer to the questions that have been plaguing her mind.
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September 10, 2020
Wow that was a trip
If I were to sum this book up into a one word description: depression. This book explores different ways depression and fear can stall us, keep us from moving forward, and consume us with regret. It's interesting that the perspective is from an 8 year old child. Her innocence allows her to see and admit more possibly.
If I were to sum this book up into a one word description: depression. This book explores different ways depression and fear can stall us, keep us from moving forward, and consume us with regret. It's interesting that the perspective is from an 8 year old child. Her innocence allows her to see and admit more possibly.
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