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Author: Wallea Eaglehawk
Publisher: Revolutionaries
Imprint: Revolutionaries
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 1.40cm
, Length: 21.00cm
Weight: 0.295kg
ISBN: 9780648799948
ISBN 10: 0648799948
Pages: 236
Publication Date: 29 March 2020
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
"""I do not say this lightly - this book will change your life. Discover and understand the term 'limerence' and illuminate the core wounds and misconceptions that were formed in your youth. [...] A guide to personal healing, a romance novel, an idol dedication, a book filled with references to important psychologists and their ever relevant concepts."" -- Cate Robbins ""This book had me hooked from beginning to end. I was curious how relatable it would be, not personally being a fan of BTS. But I was surprised to find it struck a lot of chords. It had me thinking even when I wasn't reading. Emotional connection, social concepts, love and revolution; written about in an incredibly provoking way. Eaglehawk lightens the heavy conceptual content by intertwining a fictional narrative to illustrate her points."" -- Sionell Urlich ""I didn't know I needed this book, it was like someone was writing my own mind back at me and suddenly so many things made sense about a lot of doubts, feelings, insecurities I was having with the internal conflict that came with falling madly in love with a group of men I would likely never meet."" Yessenia Herrera"
I do not say this lightly - this book will change your life. Discover and understand the term 'limerence' and illuminate the core wounds and misconceptions that were formed in your youth. [...] A guide to personal healing, a romance novel, an idol dedication, a book filled with references to important psychologists and their ever relevant concepts. -- Cate Robbins This book had me hooked from beginning to end. I was curious how relatable it would be, not personally being a fan of BTS. But I was surprised to find it struck a lot of chords. It had me thinking even when I wasn't reading. Emotional connection, social concepts, love and revolution; written about in an incredibly provoking way. Eaglehawk lightens the heavy conceptual content by intertwining a fictional narrative to illustrate her points. -- Sionell Urlich I didn't know I needed this book, it was like someone was writing my own mind back at me and suddenly so many things made sense about a lot of doubts, feelings, insecurities I was having with the internal conflict that came with falling madly in love with a group of men I would likely never meet. Yessenia Herrera
