Books matching: approachable and supportive prose
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Save:'The Bullet Journal Method: Track the Past, Order the Present, Design the Future' by Ryder Carroll explains the how and why of the system he uses to be organized, focused, and live intentionally. Carroll doesn't simply tell the reader about the bullet journal system; he implements it within the book itself. provides detailed examples, exercises, and serves as a reference guide for adapting the system to suit individual needs. It delves into the basics of rapid logging and the potential benefits of regular reviews in task organization and goal focus. Additionally, the book explores the transition from an organization system into philosophy and self-help, offering insights on life management.
Not only did Bullet Journaling help her plan, track, and keep memories; it let her be creative, heal and no longer hide, and be a part of an encouraging, supportive community. She is not alone in this... - #2
Save:The Courage to Heal is a transformative journey that empowers individuals to confront and heal from the pain of their past, particularly focusing on survivors of child sexual abuse. The book offers valuable insights, exercises, and practical tools to guide readers through the healing process, providing a supportive and compassionate approach to addressing the trauma and its impact on adulthood and relationships.
When children are respected and nurtured, they learn that they have value. They experience a foundation of safety from which they can take on new challenges. They develop competence and confidence. Th... - #3
Save:"The Well-Educated Mind" by Susan Wise Bauer is a comprehensive guide that helps readers develop a love for reading, improve their reading skills, and navigate the classics of Western literature. Bauer describes the three levels of reading - taste, swallow, digest - and provides practical tips on how to approach different genres such as novels, autobiography, history, drama, poetry, and science. The book serves as a roadmap for engaging in the 'great conversation' of literature and offers strategies to tackle classic works confidently and purposefully.
Bauer's writing style is described as approachable, non-pretentious, and engaging. She provides practical ways to break down complex books into digestible chunks, making them more approachable for readers who may find the classics intimidating. The author's thorough and intensive study program offers readers a chance to obtain a classical education without the need for a traditional graduate program, emphasizing the importance of reading partners and journaling reactions to the texts.
All civilization comes through literature now, especially in our country. A Greek got his civilization by talking and looking, and in some measure a Parisian may still do it. But we, who live remote f... - #4
Save:'A Gentleman Never Keeps Score' by Cat Sebastian is a historical romance novel set in Victorian London, focusing on the relationship between two main characters, Sam and Hartley. The story revolves around the unlikely friendship that blossoms into a deep love between these two lonely souls who navigate their way to a happy ending despite facing seemingly impossible odds. The book skillfully weaves together themes of trauma, acceptance, and love, set against a backdrop of mystery and a supportive community of characters. The writing style is described as engaging, with a focus on character development and realistic portrayals of relationships in a historical setting.
Hartley wrinkled his nose. “Why are you wearing that?” he asked his brother. Will’s coat had quite plainly been tailored for a different person, if it had been tailored at all, which was an open quest...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Seducing the Sedgwicks ) - #5
Save:'16 Lighthouse Road' in the Cedar Cove series by Debbie Macomber follows the life of family court judge Olivia Lockhart as she navigates through various divorce cases, including a young couple, Cecilia and Ian, dealing with the aftermath of a tragic loss. Olivia's personal life becomes intertwined with those around her, including her daughter Justine's relationship struggles, her best friend Grace's marital issues, and her mother's new friendship with a mysterious man named Tom. As Olivia tries to help others with their problems, she finds herself relying on advice from a local newspaper editor, Jack Griffin, as her own relationships become more complicated. weaves multiple storylines together, showcasing the town of Cedar Cove and its inhabitants, providing a heartwarming and engaging read.
Debbie Macomber's writing style in '16 Lighthouse Road' is praised for its ability to create emotional connections with the characters, drawing readers into their lives with detailed storytelling. captures themes of love, loss, perseverance, and the importance of relationships, offering a mix of romance, drama, and community dynamics. Readers are taken on a journey through the lives of strong women, friendships, and familial bonds, set against the backdrop of a small town where historical events and personal struggles intersect.
C ecilia Randall had heard of people who, if granted one wish, would choose to live their lives over again. Not her. She’d be perfectly content to blot just one twelve-month period from her twenty-two...
