For @Leesolb, I’m aware, truly aware, of how I embody myself in this short explanation, but let me go forth by sharing why Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery came to mind for you. Perhaps we all know this book as a classic coming-of-age story, filled with life lessons and relationships that branch out with so much care. Why did I choose this book for you? Based on my observations, you might suit this kind of story, one that isn’t too heavy, one that won’t leave you overthinking every word or struggling against its meaning, what the book is about, or et cetera. This book carries a certain tenderness, tossing in a bunch of lightheartedness with a gentle sense of melancholy that can be understood by all of us. Also, I can’t help but feel that you’re incredibly cute? As I observed you, you remind me of Anne Shirley, a girl who loves imagination to define herself through nature, to nurture herself, even with a little impulsiveness. But isn’t that what growth is all about before one becomes mature? Moreover, I think you grow with those characteristics.