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Book Review: Every Day Is a Good Day, 15 Happiness That Making Tea Taught Me ðŸĩâœĻ

🍀 the book is told through the author's experience.

I learned the tea ceremony, which is full of many small details, from equipment, capture, gestures, water temperature to the rhythm of waiting.

🍀 every step requires both "concentration" and "attention."

🍀 At first, the author wondered why he had to do something so difficult, and each season he had to learn again.

🍀 But over time, these little things gradually became 15 "life lessons."

ðŸŒŋ what I got from this book (just three examples)

1. Learning never ends

We don't just have to be in the classroom.

At any age, you can always learn something new.

2. Stay with the present to be

Concentrate on the moment in front of it.

Recognize the small things around you.

And then we'll find peace that doesn't have to run after anything.

3. Grow in your own rhythm

Some stages of our lives may still not understand.

But over time, we will gradually see what it means.

📌 A very favorite sentence.

"When awareness comes, we realize it."

Each person spends an unequal amount of time growing.

Something we can only do "wait."

Wait for one day... we understand it ourselves.

It's an easy-to-read book. It's light and mind-healing.

# Every day is a good day # Book review # The heart book # Review of the book # Books

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My Honest Book Review 📖ðŸĨđðŸŦķðŸŧ
Book name: A Love Letter To Whiskey ðŸĨƒ Author: Kandi Steiner Genre: Romance Good Reads Rating ⭐ïļ: 4.36 My rating⭐ïļ: 5 My review: Where should I even begin???? The main character B? Oh I hated her .. every chapter the hate grew bigger .. and JUST WHEN I THOUGHT I LIKED HER ! Boom .. she di
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Martha

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A hand holds the book "Frientimacy" by Shasta Nelson, with the subtitle "How to Deepen Friendships for Lifelong Health and Happiness." The image is overlaid with "1st Book Review of 2024."
An open book displays a section on "How the Frientimacy Triangle Works," featuring a triangle diagram with P, C, V, representing Positivity, Consistency, and Vulnerability. The text explains these three requirements for healthy friendships.
An open book shows a page detailing "The Eight Vital Friend's Roles," listing descriptions for roles like Builders, Champions, Collaborators, Companions, Connectors, Energizers, Mind-Openers, and Navigators. The "Energizers" role is highlighted.
1st Book Review of 2024 âœĻ
Frientimacy by Shasta Nelson Genre: self-help Rating: ⭐ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļ Review: I started reading Frientimacy after seeing the book discussed on TikTok and feeling like it would help me develop greater intimacy with my female friends. Understanding the frientimacy triangle which includes positivi
Alex Davis

Alex Davis

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A book cover for 'Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief' by Rick Riordan, featuring Percy on a stormy sea. Handwritten notes on the right provide a 10/10 rating with five stars and comments like 'Bro that was depressing' and 'THE PLOT TWIST?'.
PJO BOOK REVIEW ðŸ”ąðŸŒŠ
This book is so good I can’t wait to actually pick up the second book! Summary : Percy gets accused of stealing Zeus’s bolt so he has to go on a mission from NYC all the way to LA to retrieve the bold from Hades. Who “supposedly” stole his bolt. While on the trip he has to companions, Annabeth
Aisling ðŸĪ

Aisling ðŸĪ

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The book cover for 'Every Day' by David Levithan, featuring a cloudy sky with two figures, rests on a floral blanket. An overlaid banner reads 'Book Summary!'.
An open page from 'Every Day' shows highlighted text: 'I am a drifter... I will never define myself in terms of anyone else.' The book is on a patterned blanket.
An open page from 'Every Day' displays highlighted text about an escape and feeling 'outside of time,' and 'It's okay to be happy.' The book is on a patterned blanket.
Book Summary: Every Day
#booksummary 📚 Title and Author: Every Day - David Leviatha 🌟 Genre: Drama/Romance 💎 Short Summary: “Every Day" by David Levithan is a unique and thought-provoking young adult novel that follows the life of a character named "A." A wakes up every day in a different body, experienc
Layla ðŸŒļ

Layla ðŸŒļ

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📖 What This Book Taught Me About Fear and Decision-Making
Finished Part 1 of The Overthinker’s Guide to Making Decisions and one lesson kept showing up: The emotion we make a decision from is the emotion we reinforce. So many of my decisions have been based on fear—fear of failure, fear of getting it wrong, or fear of what others might think. Thi
Becoming Through Books

Becoming Through Books

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An e-reader displays the cover of the book 'Carried Away' by Natisha Raynor, featuring a man with braids and a beard in blue and purple tones. The image includes a 'BOOK REVIEW' overlay and 'lemon8 @ilalaco' branding.
Book Review
Book Review Book name: Carried Away Author: Natisha Raynor My rating: ⭐ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļ My review: Omg, this book is incredible from beginning to end. Shalaine reminds me so much of myself and Truce is genuinely heaven sent. ðŸ˜Đ I loved that the characters were in great detail and served a purpose. If
CaraShelette

CaraShelette

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The book cover for 'Divine Rivals' by Rebecca Ross, featuring dark blue flowers and text 'No God No Creature No War Can Come Between Them'. Overlaid text reads 'Book Review:'.
An illustrated cover of 'Divine Rivals' with two characters, showing the book was started on 01/18/24 and finished on 01/20/24. A five-star rating is displayed below an illustration of two characters.
A collage of images creating a 'BOOK AESTHETIC' for 'Divine Rivals', including hands writing, a couple embracing, a typewriter, and text 'Gods & Goddesses' and 'Rivals To Lovers'.
Book review: Divine Rivals
My whole life I have never been one for fantasy books; luckily for me, my book club decided to choose Ruthless vows for our months read (which is the second book in the duology) forcing me to read the first one. I am SO happy that that was chosen bc it forced me to read fantasy, and this YA boo
saighey

saighey

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A hand holds 'The Thirteenth Tale' by Diane Setterfield, displaying its front cover. The image includes a 'My Honest BOOK REVIEW' title and a five-star rating, indicating a highly positive review.
The back cover of 'The Thirteenth Tale' is shown, featuring the book's synopsis about Vida Winter and Margaret. An overlay reads 'This. Book.', emphasizing the reviewer's strong recommendation.
The back cover of 'The Thirteenth Tale' displays glowing reviews from other authors. An overlay quotes the reviewer's praise: 'I'm not a huge fiction reader and this book was so good i finished it... soooooo good'.
Book Review Pt 9 ⭐ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļ
Book Review Pt 9 The 13th Tale ⭐ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļ I’m not a huge fiction reader and this book was so good i finished it in a matter of how fast i could readâ€Ķ. soooooo good Definitely recommend #booksummary #lemon8challenge #readreview #Lemon8 #storytime #lemon8partner #books #lemo
Joey Mc

Joey Mc

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A book review graphic featuring the 'Powerless' book cover by Lauren Roberts on a white blanket, with 'BOOK REVIEW' text and illustrated characters of a white-haired woman and dark-haired man.
A collage showing the 'Powerless' book cover, a hand holding a crown, book reading dates (Started: 01/28/24, Finished: 02/03/24), a 5/5 star rating, and a city skyline sketch.
A 'Book Aesthetic' collage with various dark and romantic images, including people dancing, holding hands, a woman with braided hair, and architectural details, reflecting the book's mood.
Powerless Book Review:
Wow. Just, wow. One of the best books I’ve ever read. Definitely in my top 5 so far for this year. The slow burn between our MC’s is absolute chefs kiss. The story itself is just a beautiful masterpiece, and, don’t even get me started on the ‘bookend’ ending we got with the honey is lit
saighey

saighey

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Witchy Book Review
The Scent of Lemon & Rosemary: Working Domestic Magick with Hestia by. Raechel Henderson I was really looking forward to reading this book; and for the most part it was a fairly decent book. There was some basic folklore stories on Hestia and plenty of magical exercises and rituals to try o
JustaWitchandHerDog

JustaWitchandHerDog

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Mid Way Through Book Review 📚ðŸĐ·
So here are my honest thoughts on the book so far: 📚The biggest win for the author is that she easly transitions well between timelines. Throughout the book she jumps timelines often giving us background information on each character she does this seamlessly! I’m also a squirrel and get confused
Deja Emani

Deja Emani

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A person holds a Kindle e-reader displaying the cover of "Prime: The Banks Empire" by N'Dia Rae, featuring a man with dreadlocks and a fur coat. The person has yellow nail polish, and blurry bookshelves are visible in the background. The text "BOOK REVIEW" is overlaid at the top.
BOOK Review! The Banks Empire!
📚BOOK REVIEW: Prime: The Banks Empire by N’Dia Rae BABYYYYYYYY ðŸ˜Ū‍ðŸ’ĻðŸ˜Ū‍ðŸ’ĻðŸ˜Ū‍ðŸ’Ļ THIS BOOK?!?!?! Prime said peace was never an option 😭ðŸĪĢ because WHAT WAS THAT ENDING?!?! That entire last portion of this book was straight chaos, unhinged, jaw on the FLOOR every page ðŸĪŊ Every time I thought ok maybe we
MRS.Ashley Sampson

MRS.Ashley Sampson

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The book cover for 'Bloodline' by Jess Lourey features a dark, wooded setting with an old wooden bench. A single shoe and an object are on the bench. The title and author are prominent, with a quote from Jennifer Hillier and 'Amazon Charts Bestselling Author' text.
Book review📚
Book: bloodline Rating: ⭐ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļ Review: Perfect town. Perfect homes. Perfect families. It's enough to drive some women mad... In a tale inspired by real events, pregnant journalist Joan Harken is cautiously excited to follow her fiancÃĐ back to his Minnesota hometown After spending a chil
Maddy.walls

Maddy.walls

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BOOK REVIEW: THIS COULD BE US ðŸŒļâœĻ
Y’allâ€Ķ I’m not gone hold yall but I loved this book, every since part of it, I’ve seen a lot of people say they didn’t like it but I loved it why? Because it made me feel so much 😭 like ( lil spoiler) it brings up cancer, my mother battled breast cancer when from when I was in 8th grade till I grad
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˚ ę•Ĩ Catera ę•Ĩ˚

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A bookshelf filled with various books, overlaid with text that reads, 'Books that taught me about interior design that weren't about interior design.' The text is highlighted by a yellow outline.
The book cover for 'The Little Book of Hygge' by Meik Wiking is shown alongside a cozy scene with a fireplace and candles. An arrow points from the book to the scene, with text explaining the book taught the art of making a space feel cozy.
The book cover for 'The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up' by Marie Kondo is shown next to a colorful wardrobe and a nightstand. An arrow points from the book to the scene, with text explaining the book taught mindfulness about items in the home.
Non design books that taught me about design
Book 1: The Little Book of Hygge: The Danish Way to Live Well by Meik Wiking Book 2: The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo with Cathy Hirano These are great books, and are packed full of information in short little packages. If you have read these or have more recs please comme
Maker Meagan

Maker Meagan

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The book "The Psychology of Money" by Morgan Housel, featuring timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness, is displayed on a wooden table next to a green iced drink. Text overlays indicate "January's Book Review" and a "Swipe" prompt.
BOOK REVIEW - Business Edition
I enjoyed it. I gained some new insights and gems that deff will stick with me!! I would still recommend this bookâ€Ķ I feel like it’s a great option for beginners in mindset & money booksâ€Ķ It wasn’t quite what I expected but I think because a lot of the information is stuff that I’ve read in
Theresa

Theresa

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A close-up of the book 'The Silent Wife' by Karin Slaughter, held outdoors. The cover features a heart-shaped condensation mark. Overlays read 'My Honest BOOK REVIEW' and 'Rating: 5/5', indicating a positive review for this crime thriller.
Book Review: The Silent Wife by Karin Slaughter 📖âœĻ
I’ll be honest—I wasn’t a fan at first. Working in the criminal justice field, I picked this up hoping for an escape, not realizing the beginning of the book talked a lot about the jail setting. But then the book took a huge turn, and I loved every minute of it. Slaughter’s storytelling is dark,
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Deeeedz

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