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Get a copy of Hannah Lazerowitz’s book - an almost something with a signed book plate by Hannah. FREE shipping. Ships only in the US. Releases May 12th - will receive on or before that date.
an almost something by Hannah Lazerowitz is a raw and emotionally honest poetry collection for anyone caught in the exhausting cycle of modern heartbreak. For the ones who keep going on the first dates that feel promising, the connections that seem like they might turn into forever, and the relationships that end before they ever truly begin.
Through poems that move across heartbreak, frustration, longing, and self-reflection, she captures the emotional rollercoaster of situationships, failed relationships, and the aftermath of letting someone go.
Perfect for readers who feel tired of the breakup cycle, who believed someone might be “the one,” or who have ever mourned a relationship that never fully existed. an almost something speaks to the messy middle between love and loss.
With vulnerability and candor, Hannah Lazerowitz lays bare the thoughts many of us keep to ourselves. The late-night questions, the what-ifs, and the realization that sometimes the hardest thing to grieve is the future we imagined with someone who was almost something.
Get a copy of Hannah Lazerowitz’s book - an almost something with a signed book plate by Hannah. FREE shipping. Ships only in the US. Releases May 12th - will receive on or before that date.
an almost something by Hannah Lazerowitz is a raw and emotionally honest poetry collection for anyone caught in the exhausting cycle of modern heartbreak. For the ones who keep going on the first dates that feel promising, the connections that seem like they might turn into forever, and the relationships that end before they ever truly begin.
Through poems that move across heartbreak, frustration, longing, and self-reflection, she captures the emotional rollercoaster of situationships, failed relationships, and the aftermath of letting someone go.
Perfect for readers who feel tired of the breakup cycle, who believed someone might be “the one,” or who have ever mourned a relationship that never fully existed. an almost something speaks to the messy middle between love and loss.
With vulnerability and candor, Hannah Lazerowitz lays bare the thoughts many of us keep to ourselves. The late-night questions, the what-ifs, and the realization that sometimes the hardest thing to grieve is the future we imagined with someone who was almost something.