With Just Do Nothing, Joanna Hardis invites readers to reconsider their relationship with busyness and productivity. Drawing on a wealth of scientific research and personal experiences, Hardis presents a compelling
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Book Summary: Resilience isn’t inherited. It’s a hard-fought skill forged by our ability to pick up the broken pieces of our past and remake them into something new. Meet
Alex became huge on Instagram, seemingly overnight. Her full-time job is now being an influencer, so she hires AC to help manage her day-to-day tasks. After a night of
Dev’s world ended when her father died and her mother became the infamous Whisperer of Aris, the head of the spies. Eight years later, her country is slowly dying;
Vampire Weekend is one of those books that turns into something you weren’t quite expecting when you picked it up but stays with you long after you’ve put it
Despite the name, no circus appears in this book. Instead, myth, magic, and romance all come together in this collection of short fantasy stories all by the same author,
The lingering effects of intergenerational trauma can haunt us for a lifetime, and we risk passing on unresolved pain. To heal and make peace, it is important to acknowledge
The Direction of the Wind by Mansi Shah is a powerful novel about the interwoven stories of Nita and her daughter Sophie. In the wake of her father’s death,
No one can turn down a good pirate story, right? What if it’s about a kickass female character and set in the less predictable and lesser known Indian Ocean?
Selah tries very hard to remember all the rules about what she must do to be “normal.” Her mother reminds her constantly how important it is. Selah has trouble