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Here are 8 titles to help you live a joyful, healthy, and abundant life so you can start cultivating a life of gentle living and enjoy your 2023 to the fullest. Read more on the blog.
From the creator of the popular Instagram account Scribbles by Nicole comes this collection of funny and relatable illustrated “scenari-nos” for overcoming your inner people pleaser, setting appropriate boundaries, and getting to no. Read the First Few Pages of 100 Ways to Say No on the blog.
The most wonderful time of the year is here and if you are thinking of ways to make it more special for your bookworm friends, colleagues, and family, we have recommendations to make it an exciting bookish Christmas for all. Read more on the blog.
Here are eight powerful books personally recommended by successful people that are worth reading and investing in if you are aspiring to have a successful career in business. Read more on the blog.
Baek Sehee unpacks boxes that have to do with family, romantic relationships, work, her appearance, and the process of organizing all these isn’t clear cut—they get jumbled, misplaced, and brought out again and again even after being placed in the right spot. Read the review on the blog.
Did you miss out on the recent episode of Bond Over Books? We have rounded up all books recommended by Rian and Julienne so you can start reading titles on mental health and wellness. Read more on the blog.
This May, as we celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month, we have rounded up these non-fiction titles focused on wellness that could fuel your curiosity, provide guidance to enhance your overall well-being, and help you navigate the uncertainties of life.
The Art of Talking with Children shows us how quality communication—or rich talk—can help us build the skills and capacities children need to thrive. Read the First Few Pages on the blog.
Here are five books to read with the family–both young and mature readers–for this year’s Lent and Easter season.
Madeleine Dore invites us to embrace the chaos of life, the natural ebbs and flows of our energy, and our humanity. I Didn’t Do the Thing Today is rich with antidotes, gentle wake-up calls, and journal prompts that attempt to loosen the grip productivity guilt has on us. Read Reina's full review on the blog.