“The Roadtrip of Life feels like having coffee with a friend.”

Review by Rayleigh Setser

The Roadtrip of Life” is a poetic journey that takes you through the ups and downs of life. It is a book that mirrors the author’s own journey but is uniquely yours too. The author shares their personal story, the hurdles, the triumphs, and the countless moments of growth. They become your companion, a friend who cheers you on from the sidelines. The book is dedicated to all those who have lingered in the backseat of their lives, hesitant to take the wheel. It’s time to cast away those doubts and fears and learn how to drive towards the life you’ve always dreamed of. The road might be winding, and at times, it might feel like you’re steering through a storm, but the view from the driver’s seat is beyond breathtaking. This book will transform not just the way you see the world, but the way you see yourself. Get ready to take the wheel and embrace the adventure that lies ahead.

PS. i left blank pages for you to fill it and take a journey with yourself 😀

The Roadtrip of Life feels like having coffee with a friend.

This collection of poetry and thoughts takes the reader on a journey of self-reflection and encourages us to heal from past experiences and keep moving forward. The author is passionate about guiding their reader to find their true self and be happy with who they are.  

The formatting of this collection is unique, as each chapter opens with a short poem, includes an expansive bit of prose to accompany the poem, and then closes with a question and a heartfelt letter to the reader. I really enjoyed this setup, as it felt incredibly different than other poetry collections, however, it did feel repetitive at times because the prose seemed to re-word exactly what the poem said. But I definitely enjoyed the poetry and look forward to watching A. Ikram grow as a poet in the future.

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