my toxic trait

[beextravegant]

The recipe is on my website people (beextravegant.com)
Also, make a pitch for your fav self help book and I’ll see if I can motivate myself enough to read it 😅

[pottahisd-erful]

the self help books become shelf help - the accuracy is top notch!!

[ava]

Am I the only one who saw the hair strand 😭

[skyhideaway]

yeah, i feel you. self-help books honestly feel like a whole lot of bs sometimes. i'm sure there are good ones out there but most of the popular ones seem to be a bunch of vague repetitive advices that are redundant at this point.

fiction instead provides both entertainment and wisdom (a lot of them do, at least). the best of both worlds.

[marinawalls]

My fave non-fiction book is “When Breath Becomes Air” by Paul kalanithi. Just pure raw emotions of a man coming to terms with his own reality ❤

[innuwu]

Furthering your obsession by reccomending the Poppy wars. It destroyed me to the point I couldn't finish it, but it's a genuinely amazing and heart wrenching story. I
l'll be honest, it was exhausting to read, but not in a 'this book was tedious' way, but in a 'please let them be happy' way. I'll pick it up again when my mental state lets me.

[sarank]

I have always been a fan of Feluda series, short detective stories written by Satyajit Ray. It's originally in bengali but penguin offers adapted version. The beauty of the series is that it strikes the child in you. A perfect balance of mystery, information, humour and suspense. Also each book has a story plot in different city of India. I recommend everyone to please give it a try. It's worth it. It's not just a book but an emotion for many.

[irajainijworld]

I can totally relate! But I highly recommend Atomic Habits cuz that's one of the only self-help books I've been able to finish. You can listen to it as an audiobook too. Each chapter has some takeaways and I just love the book

[bookwyrm]

Oh my goodness, I love Throne of Glass! If you haven't read it yet, I highly recommend Fourth Wing and Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros. They're also romantasy and action-packed and absolutely impossible to put down!

[NishuJannat-fvsc]

Did anyone else notice that there was a hair in the food 😂😂😂

[phoebenightingale]

Omg throne of glass!! By far by the best series I have ever watched

[riyawadhwani]

I once got advised by a reader that self help books are not meant to be ready like our normal fiction books from the start instead open the book's index page read the tittle from which you can relate or need a solution to apply those things and move on in life and countinue this process when needed hope it helps

[carabarabonanza]

Fun fact: you can find most books in pdf form if you look around, theres even forums where you can ask people with the book to upload them.

If you feel guilty reading it for free, then think of it this way: if the book truly helps you, then buy it when youve got the cash C:

[abhayavinayak]

No problem, fictions will boost your imagination power and in turn, ur morale and confidence
Same issue with me

[sky.swanandi]

"The power of your subconscious mind" its a great book my grandfather was a great reader nd he suggested me this one try it ones❤️

[Edward-rfyu]

It's a fiction book, but I recommend A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers! It's a hopeful look at the future that posits questions about burn out and finding meaning in your life in a way that resonates with our struggles today. It's my favorite book!

[VeganBengaliKitchen]

One of my fav book is “You can Win” by Shiv Khera 😃 I love that this book contains tons of short stories to express different idea. I first read it when I was in school as a teenager (I am 30 now!) . I started out reading just the stories and then later on read the whole book!

[umama_yasar]

I can't even get myself to buy these self help books ....i just keep downloading their pdfs and never actually read them ✨fictional books✨ tho-

[artemidiane_]

THRONE OF GLASS OMG IT IS MY FAVORITE SERIES OF ALL TIME!!! i am absolutely i read these books as a teen and _prayed_ for someone to read them with me, but it never happened… and i still carry in my heart a dream of discussing them with someone one day…. so if you ever need someone to fangirl over ToG with, i am always here!

i don’t know how far you are into the series and i don’t wanna spoil, but there are a couple amazing characters i absolutely adored later on (and was thinking about one of them randomly today, hehe)

[SangitaSarma-hlxe]

I would love to recommend Agatha Christie's " And then there were none" This is my all time fav book and so far I have read 4 of her books 😅