This book is perfect.
This book is perfect.
I love author Katherine May and everything she writes. This book is a great read for any time of year, but I think it's especially appropriate for spring, with its messages of renewal and restoration and its focus on the elements of earth, fire, and air, and identifying the quiet traces of magic that can be found only when we look for them. #nature #memoir #nonfiction #selfhelp #FridayNightShare #Naturalitsy #Litsolace #SpringEquinox
What an amazing book can't wait to read it again and again
I‘m not a huge self-help reader, but Brené Brown is someone I‘ve heard talked about a lot. I can see why so many are drawn to her. Both her writing and ideas seem accessible. As with all books in this genre, there are passages that resonate or stood out more than others.
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#52bookclub24 #astickeronthecover
#MissMyDad @Rissreads
My dad wasn't much of a reader, but he was a fan of Stephen Covey's 7 Habits book, and I still think about both it and him when I'm working, even if it couldn't be further from my reading preferences. The odd thing is, I have all these bookish memories linked to him: 1) him wanting to buy me this expensive book when I was a kid but making sure I would read it (I never did), 2) me taking John Dean's memoir from his shelf 👇
Motivating book when setting out to uncharted waters
For #ThreeListThursday, I‘m sharing my 3 favorite nonfiction books and explaining their impact on me. I tagged one of the books that I mentioned. I didn‘t realize these books had such an impact on me but once I started sharing about these books, I couldn‘t stop. I still have regrets about how I behaved during my breakup and I‘ve had a hard time forgiving myself for it but it was a long time ago so I‘m moving forward and trying to forget about it.
It was quite interesting, sometimes I felt it too much, but I could do so much self reflection.