Francesca Zappia is an acclaimed American author known for her captivating young adult novels that explore mental health and identity. Her debut novel, "Made You Up," was well-received for its authentic portrayal of schizophrenia. Zappia's works often blend reality with the fantastical, creating vivid narratives that resonate with teens and adults alike. With a degree in Computer Science from the University of Indianapolis, her unique perspective enriches her storytelling.
Sometimes I think people take reality for granted.
Just because something isn't real doesn't mean it's not worth believing in.
It's the kind of happiness that makes you think you were never truly happy before.
Sometimes the best thing you can do is lie.
You can't let something like a little reality break you.
You can't always trust everyone to be who they seem.
I don't like sad endings. I believe in happy ones.
Memories are like saltwater taffy: pull them apart, and they separate into all the things they've touched.
Sometimes it's more important to be human than to have good taste.
The world doesn't work that way. If you want something, you have to make it happen yourself.
People are mirrors. If you smile, a smile will be reflected.
The problem with having problems is that 'someone else' always has it worse.