Zara has always lived her life like a poem in progress—scribbled in margins, soft around the edges, and a little too full of feelings. She never expected a boy like Luca: quiet, talented, emotionally unavailable (but in a hot way), and carrying enough past to make a ghost jealous.

What starts as late-night texts, shared hoodies, and harmless banter becomes something real—messy, complicated, and heart-first. But love isn't always easy. Between flinches, family dinners, forehead kisses, and crying in public bathrooms, Zara learns that the greatest love stories aren't about perfect people.

They're about brave ones.

Told in verse and soaked in humor, heartache, and hope, Confessions of a Sidewalk Dreamer is a modern love letter to anyone who's ever overthought a text, cried during a pop song, or believed that maybe—just maybe—the right person really can meet you halfway.