What is the title of your book?
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What is the title of your book?
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Life sometimes sucks. ..then you die!! that's definitely the title


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I would love to read your book someday, Christina!Christina Rose wrote:If I were to choose a title for my own book, it would probably be something like, Finding Consistency in the Inconsistent. It would probably discuss my current struggle with ADD and the procrastination, lack of focus, poor sleep habits, etc. that come with the disorder. Ideally, it would outline my "road to recovery" so to speak, even though there's no actual recovery - it's more of a coping. I say ideally because, currently, I'm in a daily battle with my lack of motivation to conquer my lack of motivation. ? I guess it would be self-help. Great topic, by the way!
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Writing a book has always been something I've wanted to do … so, hopefully you really will get to read it someday! ?Amagine wrote:I would love to read your book someday, Christina!Christina Rose wrote:If I were to choose a title for my own book, it would probably be something like, Finding Consistency in the Inconsistent. It would probably discuss my current struggle with ADD and the procrastination, lack of focus, poor sleep habits, etc. that come with the disorder. Ideally, it would outline my "road to recovery" so to speak, even though there's no actual recovery - it's more of a coping. I say ideally because, currently, I'm in a daily battle with my lack of motivation to conquer my lack of motivation. ? I guess it would be self-help. Great topic, by the way!
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Haha I love that title!Aimy wrote:Interesting question! If a book was written on my life, I think its title would be 'staying sane'. Perhaps, I could better tell about the title if I knew the ending of my life.
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I'll be looking forward to itChristina Rose wrote:Writing a book has always been something I've wanted to do … so, hopefully you really will get to read it someday! ?Amagine wrote:I would love to read your book someday, Christina!Christina Rose wrote:If I were to choose a title for my own book, it would probably be something like, Finding Consistency in the Inconsistent. It would probably discuss my current struggle with ADD and the procrastination, lack of focus, poor sleep habits, etc. that come with the disorder. Ideally, it would outline my "road to recovery" so to speak, even though there's no actual recovery - it's more of a coping. I say ideally because, currently, I'm in a daily battle with my lack of motivation to conquer my lack of motivation. ? I guess it would be self-help. Great topic, by the way!

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I love the title!Vivian Paschal wrote:I'd probably title my story 'The Child that Wanted to Be'. I think there's just a lot of things I wanted to be as a child and I still want to be many of them. I've still got a long way to go. And then again, I just want to be. I don't want society deciding for me; I want to decide for myself. Hopefully, I'll get to achieve what I want and still just be.
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