Girlys MustRead Booklist 2025 🌸🤍📖

• So far I’ve gotten Hood feminism & Black Girl finance , this is my current list of reads that are on my radar for 2025 all books specifically for us girlys! From help with self improvement , finances , getting past old trauma , even learning new things to apply it moving forward reading is so fun & fundamental .

•For my girls who struggle with getting into books how about instead of trying to binge read just set aside a specific time to read. Only read up to what your brain will allow even if it’s 5pages , write down what you read + learned in those 5 pages so that you don’t forget when you pick back up where you left off 💎

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2025/7/20 Edited to

... Read moreAs a fellow 'girly' on a journey to continuous self-improvement, I truly believe that the right book at the right time can be absolutely transformative. My 2025 booklist isn't just about reading; it's about investing in ourselves – our minds, our finances, and our emotional well-being. It’s about finding those empowering reads that resonate deeply and help us navigate the complexities of modern life. For many of us, financial independence is a huge goal, and books like 'Black Girl Finance' by Selina Flavius are essential guides. They break down complex financial concepts into actionable steps, helping us build wealth and confidence. Similarly, 'Secrets of Six-Figure Women' by Barbara Stanny offers incredible insights and strategies for upping your earnings and changing your life. It’s not just about earning more; it's about understanding your value and advocating for yourself. And for those looking to conquer the professional world, 'Ladies Get Paid' by Claire Wasserman provides a fantastic roadmap for success, negotiation, and career growth. These aren't just theory; they're practical tools for securing your economic future. Beyond money, our mental and emotional health are paramount. I know firsthand how challenging it can be to navigate self-doubt or past experiences. Books like 'Women Who Think Too Much' by Susan Nolen-Hoeksema offer valuable perspectives on breaking free from overthinking and reclaiming your mental peace. While 'Girl in Pieces' by Kathleen Glasgow might be a more intense read, it often resonates with those processing difficult emotions and finding a path towards healing. These stories and guides help us understand our inner worlds better, providing comfort and strategies for managing our thoughts and feelings. Then there's the powerful realm of identity and empowerment. 'Hood Feminism' by Mikki Kendall provides crucial insights into intersectional feminism, reminding us that true empowerment means uplifting all women. And for a unique, deeply personal and spiritual journey, 'Black Girl Bliss Pussy Prayers: Sacred and Sensual Rituals for Wild Women of Color' offers a profound exploration of self, sensuality, and spiritual connection. For a dose of humor and spiritual wisdom, Yvonne Orji's 'Bamboozled by Jesus' can offer a refreshing take on faith and purpose, showing how life's unexpected turns can lead to profound self-discovery. These books encourage us to celebrate our authentic selves and find strength in our unique experiences. If you're like me and sometimes struggle to get into a consistent reading habit, remember the tips from the original post: start small, even just five pages a day. What I've found incredibly helpful is to make it a ritual. Maybe it's with your morning coffee, or before bed. Consider joining a virtual book club – like the #lemon8bookclub – to stay motivated and discuss insights with other 'girlys.' Keeping a small journal to jot down key takeaways or reflections from each book can also deepen your understanding and help you apply what you learn. These aren't just books to tick off a list; they're companions on your journey to becoming the most empowered, financially savvy, and emotionally intelligent 'girly' you can be!

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Bamboozled by Jesus is one of the best books I’ve ever read!!!

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I was curious what rating you’d give for Girl in Pieces& also if you don’t mind giving me a mini review of that book bc I’m very intrigued with this one. Thank you for posting the 📚 ❤️

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