if the world were to end tonight, i'd want you to know

This book embodies the experiences of growing up, and what truly happens inside the brain of a kid on the verge of adolescence. Siena Boscaro uses a plethora of different poetry styles to convey these ideas in many different ways. Many of these poems are beautiful, short, fictional stories that deal with themes such as love, guilt, suffering, and the abstract concept of time, and it's effect on regrets. You would never guess this was written by a 15-year-old, as the concepts and themes seem to be very complex; but Boscaro handles them in such an elegant way, you might forget you're just reading words off a page. Devised into clever sections, this book has everything you'd want; and we hope this won't be the first and last volume we receive from the author.