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Book Review

Muse

by Katy Keffer

Empathetic in naming and combating ingrained belief systems, "Muse" is a supportive self-help guide for women. Clinical psychologist Amanda Hanson’s uplifting self-help book "Muse" helps women redefine themselves in a patriarchal... Read More

Book Review

The Paradox

by Kiana Curtis

The philosophical modern living guide "The Paradox" challenges common assumptions about progress, fulfillment, and digital dependence, urging a return to craftsmanship, presence, and self-awareness. Maysar Sarieddine’s "The Paradox" is... Read More

Book Review

Normalize It

by Sarah White

Jessica Zucker’s self-help book "Normalize It" demonstrates that storytelling is the way to break the cycles of silence, stigma, and shame that keep women from disclosing difficult episodes in their lives. Zucker shares composite case... Read More

Book Review

Permission

by Meg Nola

Memoirist Elissa Altman’s encouraging writer’s guide is about pushing beyond doubt, fear, repression, and shame to craft stories of relevance and truth. A teacher of memoir writing, Altman details the integral concept of... Read More

Book Review

Recharge

by pine breaks

"Recharge" is an illustrative, conversational self-help book that encourages people to rethink their home and work lives in the name of mental health. David Ko’s compact self-help guide "Recharge" distills big ideas around mental... Read More

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