Books matching: self empowerment
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Save:'The Motivation Manifesto' by Brendon Burchard is a transformative self-help book that offers a long-term approach to personal growth and motivation. The book covers various areas of life where individuals may face challenges and negative thinking, providing clear guidance on how to overcome these obstacles and live a fully realized life. Through insightful chapters like 'SLOW TIME,' the author encourages readers to pause, reflect, and make positive changes in their mindset and actions.
Burchard's writing style in 'The Motivation Manifesto' is described as engaging, impactful, and filled with wisdom and practical suggestions. Readers appreciate the author's dedication to empowering individuals to take control of their lives, cultivate self-care, and tap into their personal power. The book is lauded for its ability to inspire readers to shift their perspectives, live in the present moment, and make conscious choices to improve their overall well-being.
AVIBRANT, GENUINE, AND PURPOSEFUL LIFE IS THE right of all humankind. But most of us fail to grasp it. We are lions and lionesses living as mice. Rather than exploring free on the savanna, we are livi... - #2
Save:The 'Satanic Bible' by Anton Szandor LaVey is a surprising and thought-provoking read that challenges preconceived notions about Satanism. The book delves into themes of revenge, sexual gratification, and the carnal nature of man, offering a unique perspective on life and spirituality. LaVey's writing style is described as straightforward and easy to understand, with some elements of obscurity that add depth to the content. Despite its mystical content, the book also presents basic teachings that resonate with readers and encourage introspection.
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Save:'When I Arrived at the Castle' by Emily Carroll is a surreal and grotesque graphic novel that explores themes of vampires, erotica, and death through abstract storytelling and stunning artwork. The book follows a tale of a woman who lives in a castle and encounters a female cat with sinister intentions, creating an eerie and haunting atmosphere that leaves readers feeling both intrigued and unsettled. Carroll's use of striking color work, effective splash pages, and grotesque body horror adds depth to the narrative, balancing sensual elements with brutal imagery to create a unique take on vampire literature.
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Save:Susan Jeffers' book 'Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway' is a guide that empowers readers to shift their perspective and realize the power of choice in every situation. Jeffers offers practical exercises to help readers reframe their fear into something productive and reminds them that facing and embracing fear is a lifelong journey. The book discusses the crippling effects of fear, provides simple answers to conquering it, and emphasizes the importance of courage in overcoming uncertainty and negative self-image. Through case studies and practical advice, Jeffers encourages readers to see choices as paths to growth and to confront their fears head-on for personal development.
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Save:'So We Meet Again' by Suzanne Park follows the story of Jess Kim, a Korean American working in a top investment bank on Wall Street. After being made redundant and facing sexist and racist comments, she moves back to her hometown in Tennessee to live with her parents. There, she starts reviving her old YouTube cooking channel with the help of an old childhood friend, Daniel Choi. explores themes of growth, finding confidence, Korean food, and features likeable and realistic characters in a nice love story that doesn't overshadow the main character's personal and professional struggles.
Jessie! My office. NOW!” Gordon Strauss had a German Shepherd–like bite to his bark. Referring to me as “Jess” or “Jessie” was his way of showing he was enraged, but not necessarily at me. When I did ... - #6
Save:'Year of Living Blonde' in the series 'Sweet Life in Seattle' by Andrea Simonne follows the story of Natalie, a pastry chef who is left devastated when her husband, Peter, announces he wants a divorce to be with another woman. As Natalie navigates her way through single life, she undergoes a transformation both physically and emotionally, finding love and support in unexpected places. The plot revolves around Natalie's journey of self-discovery, her struggles with insecurities, and her blossoming relationship with Anthony, a charming astrophysics professor who becomes her landlord.
The writing style of the book is engaging, with a mix of humor, emotions, and romance that keeps the readers hooked. The characters are well-developed, and the storyline is filled with twists and turns that explore themes of betrayal, self-empowerment, and second chances at love. Readers are taken on a journey of healing, growth, and finding happiness amidst life's challenges.
“One second,” Natalie calls out. The smell of citrus and sugar wafts around her as she pulls out two dozen lemon ricotta muffins from the oven and places them on a rack to cool. The convection fan buz... - #7
Save:'Under Her Skin' by Adriana Anders is a powerful romance novel that follows Uma, an abuse survivor on the run from her past, who finds solace in caring for an elderly woman while navigating a budding relationship with her neighbor Ivan. The book delves deep into themes of domestic abuse, trauma, and healing, portraying the journey of two scarred individuals finding hope and love amidst their painful pasts. The writing style is captivating, with vivid descriptions, charming dialogue, and well-rounded characters that draw readers into the emotional journey of Uma and Ivan.
Yes. Yes, she was. She’d come all the way back to Virginia for the hope its free clinic offered, and if this was the only job she could get while she was in town, she should consider herself lucky to ... - #8
Save:'Wallflower' by Jessica Prince is a heartwarming romance novel that follows the story of Willow, a shy receptionist at Elite Security, who has had a crush on Stone, a tatted and sexy biker. Despite Stone's initial reluctance towards love, he finds himself drawn to Willow as he gets to know her. The book beautifully depicts Willow's growth, from being a wallflower to standing up for herself, with the help of her friends. Stone's journey of overcoming his past and opening up to love is intertwined with Willow's transformation, leading to a touching love story set in a small town where everyone's lives are intertwined.
(Also, see 14 recommendations for the series Redemption ) - #9
Save:The Practical Princess by Jay Williams is a beloved book that tells the story of a princess who is self-sufficient, smart, and capable of taking care of herself. The book features princesses who defy traditional gender stereotypes by saving themselves and sometimes even saving the princes. The plot revolves around a princess who, through clever solutions to problems and common sense, navigates through tricky tasks put forth by an evil warlord. The writing style is described as unique, charming, and entertaining, capturing the imagination of readers young and old alike.
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Save:"Their Virgin Princess" in the series "Masters of Menage" by Shayla Black revolves around Princess Alea Binte al Mussad of Bezakistan, who has been through a traumatic experience of being abducted and tortured. Rescued and surrounded by her loyal bodyguards Dane, Cooper, and Landon, the story follows their journey of healing, love, and protection. The plot unfolds with emotional obstacles, broken characters finding solace in each other, and a mix of romance, passion, and suspense. The writing style captures the deep emotional struggles of the characters, the dynamics of their relationships, and the theme of overcoming past traumas to embrace a hopeful future.
Alea escaped from the glittering lights and laughter of the ballroom. Everything about the evening was lovely and elegant, and she couldn’t breathe. It wasn’t her dress or the amount of food she’d con...
(Also, see 4 recommendations for the series Masters of Ménage )
