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I‘m excited to participate this month and read from one of my favorite authors @nina_lacour
This is the physical copy I own. The rest I have it as audiobooks and ebooks/kindles.
Who else is reading Nina?! 😃🙌📚
#challenge #reads #book #readerscommunity #ninalacour
pickThe moment I picked this book up I couldn‘t put it down. Reading how Caitlyn coped with her best friend Ingrid death by suicide hit close to home. This book really helped me appreciate life more and the people I care about. It also helped me realize my passion photography. The way they described developing the photos and taking them was perfect. I don‘t know if I would have realized that‘s what I want to do with my life if I hadn‘t read this book.
pickNominated for the 2024 #WCCPBA I read this to all my classes and gave them an idea map for creating a definition of safety in their words because you can't share your feelings unless you feel safe. Their definition will be used for a character trait bulletin board. #underthedustcover
This month‘s spiritual direction read. I‘m way more into it than I thought I would be. We all can be addicted to something- control, success, relationships- and the author makes a great case for this.
pickIf you‘re struggling with deep emotions which might come from your inner child then I would suggest you this book.
It is based on buddhism and at the end of the book you can find some practices to heal your inner child.
I will definetly use some for myself 💛
Are you ready to embrace the pain?
Are you ready to finally give that inner child attention?
