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46 reviews
Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid
3.0
Original and well-written story! The two parts have a different tone and pace. Some stories & characters in the second part were unnecessary in my opinion. However the plot is captivating.
Clean Mind, Clean Body: A 28-Day Plan for Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Self-Care by Tara Stiles
2.0
This guide is suitable for newbies to taichi / yoga, meditation and Ayurveda, which wasn’t the case for me. I personally haven’t learned much new. If you are starting your wellbeing journey, this book is for you. If you aren’t, skip it!
The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang
4.0
A steamy romance! I enjoyed the angle, it’s different and eye-opening.
People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry
2.25
Well-written, but the plot and the characters feel superficial to me. Also, you need a good understanding of the American culture to resonate with some of the references.
You Can Heal Your Life by Louise L. Hay
5.0
A life-changing resource if you are on a healing journey
The Santa Suit by Mary Kay Andrews
1.0
A very jolly read for the holidays. It felt like a Hallmark movie, very predictable and light! No depth or substance, but entertaining if you enjoy the Christmas spirit.
Eight Perfect Hours by Lia Louis
4.0
A good romance and personal growth fiction of a thirty-something women struggling with boundaries and self-worth.
Clean Green: Tips and Recipes for a Naturally Clean, More Sustainable Home by Jen Chillingsworth
5.0
Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life: Life-Changing Tools for Healthy Relationships by Marshall B. Rosenberg
5.0
A must-read resource to become a better parent, family member, teacher, worker, space holder… a better human being!
The concepts are simple and clearly explained, but they do require some deconditioning, inner work and real-life practice.
Non-violent communication deserves a place in our educational programs. It would spare our society many challenges!
I wish I had discovered this book earlier and I will definitely enroll in a NVC workshop to learn how to practice it!
The concepts are simple and clearly explained, but they do require some deconditioning, inner work and real-life practice.
Non-violent communication deserves a place in our educational programs. It would spare our society many challenges!
I wish I had discovered this book earlier and I will definitely enroll in a NVC workshop to learn how to practice it!