Reality Sucks, Don't It? is a raw, heartfelt journey through the eyes of Kenneth Nwanze as he reflects on growing up, facing fears, navigating family struggles, and finding hope in dreams and imagination. From childhood routines and vivid dreams to the complexities of grief, parental absence, and the awkward shift into maturity, this book captures the bittersweet process of coming of age.

Blending personal storytelling with reflections on pop culture favorites like Grey's Anatomy, WandaVision, and Legacies, Kenneth paints a picture of how television, music, and fantasy worlds often serve as both an escape and a mirror to real life. Alongside honest accounts of pain, depression, and resilience, his words also celebrate joy, humor, and the power of creativity.

More than just a memoir, this book is an exploration of how reality can feel heavy, yet within the chaos there's always a spark of imagination, faith, and purpose that keeps us moving forward.