I want to try making things right because picking up the pieces is way better than leaving them the way they are

I want to try making things right because picking up the pieces is way better than leaving them the way they are

Simone Elkeles is a renowned author known for her young adult novels that often explore themes of love, family, and redemption. In many of her books, characters are faced with difficult choices and must navigate the consequences of their actions. One recurring theme in Elkeles' work is the idea of making things right and picking up the pieces after a mistake or a misstep.

"I want to try making things right because picking up the pieces is way better than leaving them the way they are" is a sentiment that resonates with many of Elkeles' characters. In her novel "Perfect Chemistry," for example, the protagonist, Alex Fuentes, is a troubled teenager who is involved in a gang and has a reputation for being a troublemaker. Throughout the course of the novel, Alex must confront his past mistakes and make amends for the harm he has caused to others. He realizes that it is better to try to fix things than to simply walk away and leave a trail of destruction in his wake.

Similarly, in "Rules of Attraction," another one of Elkeles' novels, the main characters, Carlos and Kiara, must navigate the complexities of their relationship and confront their own insecurities and fears. Both characters have made mistakes in the past that have hurt each other, but they ultimately decide that it is worth the effort to try to make things right and rebuild their connection.