Reading a good book before bed is a must

I’ll be real—before reading these books, I thought manipulation was just something villains did in movies. Turns out, we’re ALL being manipulated daily, whether it’s by ads, politicians, or even our own friends (yikes) 😬 After reading these, I felt lowkey enlightened and slightly paranoid 🤯 But

I’ve loved this author since i discovered her on tiktok. This “book” if you wanna call it that, is definitely needed. Especially if you are in your healing journey. The format is beautiful and the words within the book bring a whole awakening to you. #healingthroughwriting #poetry #BookRev

There's nothing I love more than a curated book list based on VIBES 💫🍂 So, here's exactly what I would tell you to read in October because I WISH I could read these books again for the first time along with a schedule for reading them this month: 👻We Used to Live Here, Marcus Kliewer

Spot them liars. Must-read books to become a human lie detector My top read to spot a liar (Yes, it's possible!) if you've ever wondering whether that “borrowed” twenty bucks will ever return, or if that new crush is actually into you or just being friendly. Knowledge is power, and the t

✨Book Review Book name: The Mastery Of Love Author: Don Miguel Ruiz Genre: Self Help / Relationship My rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My review: This book really open my eyes to how I treat myself and others. I realized why my relationship are constantly failing as soon as I enter one. I recommend reading

📖 Intro The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene is a provocative guide to mastering influence, strategy, and self-preservation. Often controversial but undeniably insightful, this bestseller is rated ⭐ 4.7/5—bold, manipulative, and a little dangerous. 💡 Key Insights 1️⃣ Play the long game: Alway

If you’re looking for a refreshing, irreverent take on self-help, let me introduce you to Let That Sht Go* by Monica Sweeney—a journal that’s as real as it gets. 💡 What’s It About? This journal is all about leaving behind the things that weigh you down—grudges, stress, and negativity—and steppi

2024 was… a lot. 😮‍💨 But 2025? It’s about to be DIFFERENT. I’m talking more confidence, better decisions, bigger goals, and less overthinking. And honestly? Books like these help me get there. I love starting a new year with books that shift my mindset, challenge how I think, and give me that “w

I’m not saying you have to read these before you die… but if you don’t, you’re kinda missing out on some big-brain, mind-expanding, soul-shifting wisdom. There’s a reason these books never leave the “must-read” lists—they’ve stood the test of time because they actually change lives. These aren’t

Today’s Bible reading & notes 📖 Luke 17:20-37 | The Coming of the Kingdom 📝 ♥️ Today’s Heart Check: Is there anything in my life I cling to so tightly that it would hold me back from fully following Jesus? #i love reading my bible #bible reading 🥰 #readingthroughmybible #biblestu

🧠 Why this book matters If you grew up with emotionally distant or unpredictable parents, Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents by Lindsay C. Gibson is essential reading. This book helps you understand how your upbringing shaped your emotional struggles and how to break free. A must-read

📖 Why this matters Sara Maitland’s How to Be Alone challenges the idea that solitude equals loneliness. Instead, she explores how choosing alone time can unlock creativity, emotional resilience, and a deeper sense of self. For women who’ve been told they must always be "social," this book

🧠 Why this matters Julie Holland’s Moody Bitches unpacks the real reasons women feel emotionally intense—hint: it’s not a flaw, it’s biology. This book is a must-read for women who’ve been told to “calm down” one too many times. It challenges the overmedication of emotions and rates a solid 4.5/5.

If you love reading your iPad can be the perfect book companion! Here are my favorite apps: 📌 1. Apple Books 📚 Apple Books is my go-to for reading PDFs and EPUB files just like real books. It’s super simple to use, and everything stays organized in a clean library. Plus, the light and dark mode op

BOOKS TO TRANSFORM YOUR 20s Delaware January 8 was my 30th birthday and I thought I'd share the books that helped me get here. perspective is everything when it comes to fully appreciating your 20s! for me, I had a hard time navigating imposter syndrome and learning that I was truly in contr

🌿 What It’s About (Rating: 9/10) "Anxiously Attached" unpacks why some of us crave constant reassurance in relationships—and what to do about it. A mix of psychology, personal stories, and actionable advice, this book is a game-changer for anyone stuck in anxious love patterns. 🔑 Key Ta

🔍 Overview (Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆) Ever feel like your brain is running a dozen open tabs? The Organized Mind by neuroscientist Daniel Levitin dives into why modern life overwhelms us—and how to reclaim our focus. A must-read if you're drowning in notifications and to-do lists. 💡 Key Takeaways 1️⃣

The first trimester can be exciting — and honestly, a little overwhelming! Between the morning sickness, exhaustion, and emotional roller coasters, having the right essentials can make a huge difference. 🌸 Here’s a list of must-haves that helped me (and thousands of other moms!) feel a littl

💡 Quick Thoughts The Courage to Be Disliked is a no-nonsense guide to breaking free from approval-seeking. I’ve heard that it was a bestseller in Japan and I never had the chance to read it until today. This book really flips conventional wisdom on happiness and relationships. Definitely a 4.8/5

#readingmybible #biblejournal #biblepictures #bookofpsalms #teachingthegospel feel free to ask questions or give pointers/tips in the comments! more to come

🔍 Overview (Rating: ★★★★★) Stanford psychiatrist Anna Lembke unpacks why we’re all drowning in dopamine and what to do about it. If you’ve ever felt addicted to your phone, food, or even work, Dopamine Nation explains why pleasure and pain are two sides of the same coin. ⚡ Key Takeaways 1⃣ Dopam

Beautiful yet brutal: Can I handle the emotional punch of “A little life”? A Little Life is everywhere on Bookstagram… A friend of mine also recommend this book and I decide to give it a shot. And I must say, this book is a powerhouse of emotions. It's beautifully written, but let me warn yo

This is one of my top 10 highly recommended books for parents to read. #books #goodreads #parentingbooks #booksoflemon8 #reading #bookshelf #BookReview

💼 Why this matters Anne Helen Petersen’s Can’t Even dissects why millennials feel exhausted, overworked, and yet never “enough.” If you’ve ever felt like your life is just productivity with a side of anxiety, this one’s for you. A sharp, necessary read for anyone wondering why work-life balance fe

📖 Intro Toni Collier’s Brave Enough to Be Broken is a raw, faith-driven guide to healing. It challenges the idea that brokenness is something to hide, instead framing it as the starting point for deep restoration. If you’ve ever felt stuck in pain, this book is for you. Rating: 4.7/5. 💡 Key Tak

🖤Unspeakable Things: Cassie McDowell’s life in 1980s Minnesota seems perfectly wholesome. She lives on a farm, loves school, and has a crush on the nicest boy in class. Yes, there are her parents’ strange parties and their parade of deviant guests, but she’s grown accustomed to them. All that ch

🔍 Why This Book Matters Malcolm Gladwell’s Blink explores the science of snap judgments—why our instincts are sometimes genius and sometimes disastrously wrong. If you’re an overthinker (or a chronic second-guesser), this book breaks down when to trust your gut and when to pause. Rating: 4/5. 📝