minniee

[teenageers]

Beautiful

[dannithedinosaur]

Are you Netflix cause I’d avoid everyone to look at you for 5 hours straight

[minniept]

HAHAHA

[reyskywaikar]

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OHMYGOSH THIS BOOK WOW😍 #allsortsoffeels #myheart #myemotions #wow

[girlonthemove-12]

People come in and out of your life. For a time they are your world; they are everything. And then one day they’re not. There’s no telling how long you will have near them

Jenny Han, P.S. I Still Love You (via girlonthemove-12)

[clockworkbibliophile]

such a good book

[minniept]

<3

[fairytales-arent-real-here]

[minniept]

;(

[things-i-lyk]

uwu

[teensquotess]

http://teenlifequotes.com/

[extramadness]

More inspiring quotes here

[renoirs]

If I was famous I would just knock on peoples doors and be like “Hello, yes it’s me”

Renoirs (via renoirs)

totally

[renoirs]

Wouldn’t you just love to meet the teenage versions of your parents?

Renoirs (via renoirs)

HAHAH that would be awesome/weird/awkward?

[yoursummerdreamz]

[minniept]

Hahahahyeshpls✋🏻

[photography-ga]

photography / hipster / indie / grunge

[minniept]

So prettyyyy

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Cotton candy frap<3

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Cinder thematic essay excerpt

How would you feel if you were judged by your appearance rather than personality? How would you cope with it?  In the dystopian book Cinder, Marissa Meyer communicates the themes in the book exceptionally well throughout the amazing, unique storyline. Cinder takes place in a futuristic world where earth is in a tremendous conflict with the planet Lunar, or what we know in real life as the moon. Cinder, a notable mechanic in the city of New Beijing, is not just any ordinary person. Cinder was turned into a cyborg since she was 11, when a tragic accident occurred. She dolefully lost both of her parents as well as her left hand and foot. In this book, Cinder struggles with a colossal problem in which people keep looking down on her, just because she’s a cyborg. However, she deals with the problem pretty well and she doesn’t let those inhumane remarks get to her easily. An immense theme the book shows is that you shouldn’t let the world around you change you from who you truly are. 

[minniept]

#sbux