The Dream Is Not What You Think It Is

I think this book to me was that beautiful view of someone who is in the spotlight of stardom, who's basically saying it's not what you think it is. And even though the picture may have appeared to be celebrity, but inside I was still searching. But then one of my intentions of the book was actually to demonstrate that everyone feels that way. We see that all the time, especially through the lens of social media, whether or not you have 300,000 followers or 300,. we are still trying to present ourselves in a certain way to the world and constantly receiving information about each other that might not be accurate on internally.