Julie Feighery
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Feel, Heal, and Let That Sh*t Go: Your Guide to Emotional Resilience and Lasting Self-Love
Highly recommended for readers interested in active self-care.
Nothing To Fear: Demystifying Death To Live More Fully
An excellent resource for anyone going through the hospice experience.
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The Joy You Make: Find the Silver Lining—Even on Your Darkest Days
Petrow’s tone is akin to friendly reminiscing from a relative, suggesting books to read and apps to try. Recommended for readers who enjoy self-help works in the memoir vein.
You Only Die Once: How To Make It to the End with No Regrets
Wellman does make liberal use of profanity, so readers who won’t enjoy that should look elsewhere, but this is an exceptional and amusing workbook for taking charge of future Mondays.
Everything Anxiety Ever Told You Is a Lie: *Well, Almost Everything!
An excellent resource for young adults feeling weighed down by adolescence and 21st-century life.
Powerful: Be the Expert in Your Own Life
Filled with clear and pragmatic advice, this book is a thorough and fresh approach to embrace and bolster one’s inner power by considering its link to the nervous system and stress hormones. Recommended for readers who are interested in an approachable self-help volume.
Zora Neale Hurston
An excellent mix of biography and literary criticism, this book is recommended for both academic and public libraries.
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Your Big Leap Year: A Year To Manifest Your Next-Level Life…Starting Today!
This title would pair well with journaling. Once readers absorb the concepts of upper-limit problems and genius, they will find this work is an approachable guide to attitude and habit improvements.
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The Happiness Formula: A Scientific, Groundbreaking Approach to Happiness and Personal Fulfillment
Obayuwana notes that this book’s original title was the Mathematics of Happiness but it was changed owing to concerns that this might turn some people off, so perhaps readers who enjoy working with formulas would find his approach helpful.
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