Updated February 24th, 2020 at 16:18 IST
Self-care books that you must read to boost your morale
Self-care books are quickly becoming one of the best ways to combat an array of self-related issue. Check out some of the best self-care books here. See list.
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There are a few books that leave a lasting impact on the reader and there are some who become a part of you. Some books trigger your imagination and take you into a world of fantasy, while some book is so raw that they make the reader feel like they are not alone. Self-care books take its readers on a journey of not only finding themselves but also guide the readers through the rough patches of their life. Here is a list of some of the most inspiring self-care books.
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2 am Thoughts Book by Makenzie Campbell
2 am Thoughts Book is the literary debut of author Makenzie Campbell. The book is a mixture of modern-day poetry. This self-care book takes its audiences through real-life experiences of love, heartache, loss and much more. The book holds a rating of 3.76 stars out of 5 on Good Reads.
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Yes Please by Amy Poehler
Great read!!! #YesPlease #AmyPohler #BookRec pic.twitter.com/qhPItB7rJL
— Larissa⚡️(#108) (@larimatejovsky)
Yes Please, written by Hollywood actor Amy Poehler deals with her personal experiences on love, life and more. The self-care book talks about when to let the humour take a backseat and when to have a serious conversation. The book is the first book authored by Amy Poehler and is a treasure house of inspirational wisdom. The book holds a rating of 3.83 stars out of 5 on Good Reads.
Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur
Rupi Kaur has often stated that she published her book Milk and Honey mostly for herself as she was going through a rough patch. The prose and poetry book is a compilation of the experiences faced by Kaur right from love to abuse. The book is divided into four sections, and each one is different from the other. The book holds a rating of 4.10 stars out of 5 on Good Reads.
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Why Not Me? by Mindy Kaling
Finally @mindykaling realized that everyone on 🌍 wants to be her best friend. #WhyNotMe is hysterical!#RWBookClub pic.twitter.com/EBFtbJ2WDf
— Reese Witherspoon (@ReeseW)
Why Not Me? written by Hollywood actor Mindy Kaling shares her ongoing journey of adulthood. The book houses a number of topics right from speaking about racial discrimination to a historic weight loss journey. The book holds a rating of 3.91 stars out of 5 on Good Reads.
Pillow Thoughts by Courtney Peppernell
Pillow Thoughts authored by Courtney Peppernell is a collection of prose and poetry which is divided into sections. The author has released three books- Pillow Thoughts, Pillow Thoughts 2: Healing the hearts and Pillow Thoughts 3: Mending the mind. The book is filled with raw emotions of love and loss. The book holds a rating of 3.83 stars out of 5 on Good Reads.
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Published February 24th, 2020 at 16:18 IST