In Spite of Ourselves

Author: Leah Papke

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BOOK DETAILS

Genre: General

Subgenre: Poetry,

Pages: 166

Trim Size: 6x9

eBook ISBN: 9798892852258

Paperback ISBN: 9798892852241


In Spite of Ourselves

Author: Leah Papke



BOOK DETAILS

Genre: General

Subgenre: Poetry,

Pages: 166

Trim Size: 6x9

eBook ISBN: 9798892852258

Paperback ISBN: 9798892852241



About The Book

This poetry collection follows the chronology of a storyline, following the protagonist through the stages of life, represented as the plot. Each chapter explores the themes of self-identity, love, and loss which mature as the plot continues. "Anticipation," or the exposition, sets the plot by exploring the feelings of loss or lovelessness. Next, within the rising action, "Dream" fantasizes about a life with love. For the climax, "Frustration" capitalizes on the attempts at love and understanding and the devastations that follow. In the falling action, "Waking Up" identifies a new perspective on self-love. Lastly, "Redemption," or the resolution, brings everything together with a gratitude for it all. Ultimately, this is a story of how every protagonist can learn to thrive in spite of any disadvantages they may feel they have.



About The Author

Leah Papke is the author and illustrator of the self-published book In Spite of Ourselves. After many years of using poetry as an outlet, the collection fell together as a story of resilience and perseverance within the challenges of life. The book itself serves as a testament to what can be overcome in spite of oneself. The author hopes to inspire and encourage those enduring a similar struggle.



About The Book

This poetry collection follows the chronology of a storyline, following the protagonist through the stages of life, represented as the plot. Each chapter explores the themes of self-identity, love, and loss which mature as the plot continues. "Anticipation," or the exposition, sets the plot by exploring the feelings of loss or lovelessness. Next, within the rising action, "Dream" fantasizes about a life with love. For the climax, "Frustration" capitalizes on the attempts at love and understanding and the devastations that follow. In the falling action, "Waking Up" identifies a new perspective on self-love. Lastly, "Redemption," or the resolution, brings everything together with a gratitude for it all. Ultimately, this is a story of how every protagonist can learn to thrive in spite of any disadvantages they may feel they have.


About The Author

Leah Papke is the author and illustrator of the self-published book In Spite of Ourselves. After many years of using poetry as an outlet, the collection fell together as a story of resilience and perseverance within the challenges of life. The book itself serves as a testament to what can be overcome in spite of oneself. The author hopes to inspire and encourage those enduring a similar struggle.


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