Books On Gen Z Novels & Stories

"Mr. Ashton thinks he knows it all." "No need to be told. I can already read your character." "That's called underestimation, Sir." "But it's the truth. Besides, at your age, you still enjoy fooling around. Still busy finding yourself. Especially your generation Z and others like you are very difficult to manage. Always neglecting something. Pretending to be smart, pretending to understand the working world the most. Even though you don't have much experience. Not afraid of deadlines, and so arbitrary. Who knows what you're afraid of."

He was taken aback and defended himself. "You cannot dictate us for what we want, Mcwell. Because of your parent's gift, a lot of good things happened to us, right guys?" He enthusiastically told the other three. This person talking to me was a bit taller than me but he's skinny. He seems to be immature if I could say and possibly, his age was like fifteen or sixteen. The four of them looked at me in contempt. I couldn't believe Rico and Cletisa would recruit some immature innocent people.

HAVE you ever felt that you might be different? That, in this world, is not how the way you thought about it. But what if behind this beautiful world that you thought it was, lies the secret that would change your life? I am Zeiah, I grew up thinking that everybody around me is ordinary and I am like them, but that's what I thought.

“I won’t. Because even if I follow your Tried-and-Tested Recipe for Success – trademark! – even if I somehow magically ace all the tests and enter the Honor Roll, get into the best universities, chances are, I’m still gonna be one of those ordinary people that’s gonna get SCREWED. I’ll be wasting away all the best years of my life as a slave to a faceless corporation that thrives on frittering away my sanity and my youth. “I mean, what have you got against us Gen-Zers anyway? You’re supposed to be a digital native yourself. You’re a Millennial who sold out her own kind. “Just coz we’re young and naïve and we don’t know anything about the ways of the world. I think that’s actually a blessing