Receptive Sentiments

About the Book

A short poetry collection that incorporates an insight into the modern world while using the literary style of classics that have used creative and imposing usage of symbolism, personification, and analogies. The poems in this book explore the various aspects of human emotion, life as perceived by different points of views, and humanity itself. Along with those are arbitrary poems that hold great meaning and entire stories behind them and are somehow connected, along with hints about the author's own persona and life left to be analyzed by the readers.

About the Author

Born and raised in Tangier, Morocco, Nadia Benjelloun currently attends high school at the American School of Tangier. She loves to read and write, and wrote since she was seven years old. Nadia has had her first piece of individual piece of writing published when she was ten years old. Ever since, she was motivated to continue writing, and published several other short stories and poems and adopted poetry composition when she was fifteen. Along with her debut book, Receptive Sentiments, she has a fictional novel under progress, set to be completed in the summer of 2015.