Description:
Adam eventually finds love, but in a twist of fate, he must find a way to win her back. Sometimes you just have to wait for the thing you want most.
Brief description: A dear friend once told me to count my blessings. It's taken me my whole life to finally finishing counting. Wait; I just thought of another one. I've seen the world through the eyes of a child, friend, teenager, athlete, musician, artist, scholar, protege, poet, lover, inventor, traveler, solver, spouse, parent, leader, mentor, grandparent--and now author. Where our blessings happen and where they lead us doesn't matter. Our most precious gifts are the friends and family who share our journey. So keep your chin up and remember that the world is full of unmet friends.
Review Quotes:
Beautiful, poignant story ... full of poetic moments that will make you fall in love.
"Adam's Journal is a beautiful, poignant story that is emotive and stunningly well-written. This novel has captivated me; I adore reading this kind of book and believe character studies are fascinating and essential and this story indeed is. I think it is a necessary read for anybody, especially that of young people as it takes the reader on a journey from childhood to adulthood. Here is a little bit more about this enchanting novel. Adam's Journal focuses on the story of Adam and his life. It follows Adam- who is very much so introverted-from childhood to adulthood. It is a beautiful character study full of beautiful, poetic moments that will make you fall in love with the purity of life and growing up. Not only is this novel poignant it is also a fun, humorous read that will have you giggling to yourself with its quirky humor. It will even make you think deeply about your childhood and how it was when you grew up. It made me reflect on my childhood and early adult years, and I have to say I adored this because this is what literature is supposed to do... it is supposed to challenge your thoughts and make you think about your self and your past."
-redheadedbookloverblog.com (full review at https: //t.co/tGXJu7yfLO)
Especially relatable if you were an introverted teenager yourself
"Using the journal as a sounding board ... really allows the reader to get inside Adam's head ... to explore an introverted young man who's trying so hard to fit in and be loved. I enjoyed this story. I also identified with Adam's character. Adam's Journal has some truth in it. Especially relatable if you were an introverted teenager yourself!"
-Jessica Foley, Book Reviewer and Blogger (full review at http: //www.jessicafoley.ca/reviews/bookreviews/adams-journal/)