Books matching: emotional healing journey
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Save:Hidden Waters by Catherine Cowles is a heartwarming romance novel that follows the story of Addie and Beckett. Addie, a survivor of a troubled past, finds solace and love in Beckett, who helps her heal from her trauma. The book delves into themes of healing, empowerment, and love as the two main characters navigate their pasts and build a future together. The writing style is described as emotive, tender, and suspenseful, with a small town setting that adds depth to the storyline.
(Also, see 44 recommendations for the series Tattered & Torn ) - #2
Save:Loverboy is a gripping and emotionally intense addition to the Dartmoor series by Lauren Gilley. The book delves into Tango's past, revealing the horrors he has endured, while also showcasing his journey of healing and finding love. The writing style is described as engaging, unique, and capable of evoking visceral reactions in readers, whether during tender moments or brutal ones. The story weaves between past and present seamlessly, providing a deep and nuanced exploration of Tango's character.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dartmoor ) - #3
Save:'The Thing About Jellyfish' by Ali Benjamin is a poignant middle-grade novel that delves into the themes of friendship, grief, and self-discovery. The story follows Suzy, a 13-year-old girl who is grappling with the sudden death of her best friend, Franny, in a drowning accident. As Suzy navigates the challenges of middle school and the complexities of her own emotions, she becomes obsessed with the idea that Franny's death was caused by a rare jellyfish sting. Through Suzy's journey of grief and self-reflection, the book explores themes of loss, friendship, and the power of resilience.
The narrative alternates between Suzy's present-day struggles with grief and her memories of her friendship with Franny, highlighting the evolution of their relationship and the difficulties of growing apart. Through Suzy's scientific exploration of jellyfish and her internal dialogue, readers are taken on an emotional and educational journey that ultimately leads to self-forgiveness and healing.
I’d always thought that being seen was about what people perceived with their eyes. But by the time the Eugene Field Memorial Middle School made the fall trip to the aquarium, I, Suzy Swanson, had dis... - #4
Save:'Shooter' by Dahlia West follows the story of Hayley and Chris, who meet in Rapid City. Hayley is running from a traumatic past and is trying to stay under the radar, while Chris, an ex-Army Ranger, is making a life for himself and his men after a tour gone wrong. As they form a friendship that blossoms into something more, they navigate their past traumas, build trust, and ultimately fall in love. The book combines elements of romance, suspense, and friendship, with well-developed characters and a focus on the journey towards healing and happiness.
The writing style alternates between focusing on Hayley and Chris in a 3rd person narrative, with good pacing that keeps the readers engaged. The book is praised for its sensitivity in portraying characters with traumatic pasts, the gradual development of the romance between the main characters, and the strong friendships depicted in the story.
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Save:Simply Irresistible by Jill Shalvis follows Maddie Moore as she inherits an inn in Lucky Harbor, providing her with a fresh start after a series of hardships. The book explores Maddie's journey of healing, building relationships with her two half-sisters, and finding love with the caring and swoon-worthy Jax. Set in a small seaside town reminiscent of Stars Hollow, the story combines light-hearted romance with deeper emotional issues, creating a heartwarming and engaging read.
The book features relatable characters, witty banter, and a strong family dynamic between the three sisters. Readers are drawn into the charming setting of Lucky Harbor and the blossoming romance between Maddie and Jax. With themes of healing, trust, and love, Simply Irresistible offers a mix of humor, emotion, and steamy moments, making it a delightful and engaging contemporary romance.
As if. But she let out a breath and tried for whimsy. Once upon a time, she’d been good at such things. Maddie Moore, you were raised on movie sets—fake the damn whimsy. “Fine. I’ll wish for…” What? T... - #6
Save:'England's Perfect Hero' by Suzanne Enoch is a Regency romance novel that follows the story of Robert Carroway, a wounded war hero suffering from PTSD, and Lucinda Barrett, who is on a mission to reform and wed a suitable nobleman. The book explores Robert's journey of healing and overcoming his trauma, as well as Lucinda's internal conflict between following her heart and her mind. The plot includes elements of friendship, romance, family dynamics, and a touch of intrigue, all set in the backdrop of Regency London. The writing style is described as emotional, realistic, and engaging, with well-developed characters and a gradual, patient development of the love story between the main characters.
"I know," Evie replied, "but I only intended on delivering lessons to a scoundrel. And now I've ended up married to him." With a scowl she rose, striding toward Lucinda's refuge and back again. "I mea...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Lessons in Love ) - #7
Save:'Love, Stargirl' is a sequel to Jerry Spinelli's book 'Stargirl', where the protagonist Stargirl moves to Pennsylvania and writes a long letter to Leo, detailing her experiences and interactions with new characters. The book provides insights into Stargirl's quirky and unique characteristics, her struggles with love and friendship, and her quest for magical moments amidst everyday life. Through Stargirl's perspective, readers witness her growth, maturity, and resilience as she navigates through new relationships and challenges, all while maintaining her humor and optimism.
The narrative style of 'Love, Stargirl' is presented as a series of letters written by Stargirl to Leo, offering a personal and intimate view of her thoughts, emotions, and observations. The book explores themes of love, heartache, starting over, and finding one's place in the world, while also introducing endearing and diverse characters who contribute to Stargirl's journey of self-discovery and acceptance.
I found something today. Something special. The thing is, it’s been right in front of me ever since we moved here last year, but today is the first time I really saw it. It’s a field. A plain old vaca...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Stargirl ) - #8
Save:'Nowhere Ranch' by Heidi Cullinan is a story about Roe, a wandering ranch hand with a storyline that delves into his issues and past struggles, as he finds unexpected love and understanding with Travis, the owner of the ranch. The book explores themes of family issues, self-discovery, acceptance, and the complexities of relationships, all narrated through Roe's perspective with a mid-western tone. The plot unfolds through a mix of emotional, spiritual, and kinky elements, depicting a journey of growth and healing for the characters.
Once, home was Algona, Iowa. Growing up, everybody couldn’t wait to leave it, but I could have stayed forever. I still miss it sometimes. I miss the way the trees are thick and leafy, and the way the ... - #9
Save:Radical Compassion: Learning to Love Yourself and Your World with the Practice of RAIN by Tara Brach is a transformative guide that introduces readers to the RAIN technique, a method aimed at fostering self-compassion and mindfulness. Through clear instructions and relatable examples, Brach debunks common misunderstandings and provides step-by-step guidance on how to implement compassion as a practice. The book delves into the power of RAIN meditation to heal emotional wounds, shift negative beliefs, and cultivate resilience, ultimately leading readers on a path towards integration and self-discovery. Brach's writing style is praised for its accessibility, practicality, and ability to convey timely wisdom with love and care, making the journey of self-compassion both tangible and transformative.
In Radical Compassion, Tara Brach combines her expertise in mindfulness and compassion to offer readers a practical and insightful guide to navigating the complexities of human emotions. Through the RAIN method, Brach empowers individuals to recognize, allow, investigate, and nurture their inner experiences, leading to a deeper understanding of themselves and others. The book not only provides tools and skills to face strong emotions but also emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance, connection, and love in fostering personal growth and healing. Brach's approachable writing style, coupled with real-life stories and clear explanations, makes this book a valuable resource for anyone seeking to cultivate compassion and mindfulness in their daily lives.
We all get lost in the dense forest of our lives, entangled in incessant worry and planning, in judgments of others, and in our busy striving to meet demands and solve problems. When we’re caught in t... - #10
Save:In 'Claiming Felicity', the story revolves around Felicity, who has been stalked for a decade and is on the run from a dangerous man. Ryder, a dark and determined figure with a twisted past, enters her life and becomes her protector. The book is filled with suspense as Felicity faces her past and learns to reclaim her life with Ryder's help. The romance between Felicity and Ryder is portrayed as intense and passionate, with Ryder being described as an alpha male who is sure of himself and deeply in love with Felicity. The writing style is praised for its balance between romance and suspense, creating a heartwarming, steamy, and healing story.
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