The comfort book

These comforting books feel like a warm hug.

Mental health books are important and have the potential to change your life. If you aren’t sure which books are good to read, here are 10 great ones to start with.

💬 Recently What's a book that made you stay up way too late because you *had* to read just one more chapter? Book Tour Stop @panmacmillanindia Before We Forget Kindness // review ⭐⭐⭐⭐ You know that feeling when you’re sitting in a cozy café, holding a warm cup of coffee, and your thoughts drift to all those "what ifs" in life? Before We Forget Kindness captures that exact vibe—a mix of comfort, nostalgia, and quiet reflection. It’s that same gentle, bittersweet charm I’ve come to expect…

10 lessons to learn from "The Power of Flexing" by Susan Ashford: 1. Embrace a Growth Mindset: The book emphasizes the importance of believing in your ability to learn and grow through challenges. 2. Set Flex Goals: Define specific areas you want to improve by setting clear and achievable "flex goals" that focus on learning and development. 3. Power of Small Experiments: "Flexing" encourages trying out small, manageable experiments to test new behaviors and develop skills. 4. Seek Feedbac...

Need a book that feels like a big, cozy hug? These 10+ cozy fantasy reads are full of magic, heart, and good vibes. Save this pin for your next chill day, drop your favorite cozy fantasy book in the comments, and follow for more magical recommendations!✨️💫 #fantasy #fantasynovels #fantasybooks #bestfantasybooks #cozyfantasy #cozybooks | cozy fantasy book recommendations | best cozy fantasy books | cozy fall fantasy books | adult cozy fantasy books | cozy fantasy books to read ✨️😇

These wholesome books will warm your heart, soothe your soul, and offer you a hug in a book when you need it most.

Here are all the #koreantranslation books I have on my shelves plus my eternal TBR that I want to get and read some day. Last year was my year of reading #translatedfiction and I found so many favorites in Japanese and Korean books. I loved almost all of these #koreanbooks but some of my favorite are: 🔖 #WelcomeToTheHyunamDongBookshop 🔖 #DallergutDreamDepartmentStore 🔖 #TheHealingSeasonOfPottery Oh, who am I kidding. I loved them all. 🙈 What are you reading for #KoreanMarch? Swipe to…

💬 what are you currently reading or watching? There's something about the winter light, the quiet hum of the world slowing down, and the comfort of a good book that feels like a moment suspended in time. The kind of moment you wish could last forever, but you know it won’t. The pages are warm in my hands, the coffee's gone cold, but this still feels like home—this soft, fleeting magic only winter can bring. Maybe it’s the nostalgia, maybe it’s the stillness... ✨…

As you all probably know by now, I am a huge fan of Matt Haig’s writing. Whilst in his fiction, such as 'The Humans' or 'The Midnight Library', he builds fantastical worlds you can't help but dive into, his non-fiction books, including 'Notes on a Nervous Planet' and 'Reasons to Stay Alive', to me,

Here are seven practical lessons from "What I Wish I Knew When I Was 20" by Tina Seelig: 1. Embrace Uncertainty Seelig emphasizes that life is filled with uncertainty and that it's important to embrace it rather than fear it. This lesson teaches that being comfortable with ambiguity opens up opportunities for growth and exploration. 2. Take Risks The book highlights the value of taking calculated risks. This lesson teaches that stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to significant…

sometimes all you need to get out of a reading slump is a short, heartwarming book that feels like a warm cup of tea on a cloudy day. these ones? they’re quiet, healing, not too long, not too short, just enough to remind you why you love stories in the first place.❤️‍🩹 hope this helps. this girl is hella tired after editing this whole post for y’all, so you better find your next fave here!🥱 💬what book pulled you out of your last slump? . ... . . . . . . #shortbook #BookRecommendations…

💬 What’s a book that made you laugh out loud? apprentice to the villain // review this book is basically chaotic comfort food. Evie’s stepping up, kicking butt, and still managing to have unnecessary cute banter with her *totally hot, totally grumpy* boss. The romance? Ugh, the slow-burn is so good I wanted to yell at both of them to just KISS ALREADY. Trystan being all protective and possessive? Yeah, I was giggling, blushing, and kicking my feet like a teenager. 😭😭😭 let’s talk…

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💬What's on your spring TBR?📚 spring has never felt like a restart to me not a clean slate not a big bold change it feels more like a soft continuation a quiet unfolding where the old and the new meet halfway and ever so gently keep growing it’s not about becoming someone else it’s about returning to who i’ve always been but a little slower a little softer lately i’ve been chasing that early spring feeling sunlight filtering through sheer curtains a forgotten sweater warm from…

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sometimes all you need to get out of a reading slump is a short, heartwarming book that feels like a warm cup of tea on a cloudy day. these ones? they’re quiet, healing, not too long, not too short, just enough to remind you why you love stories in the first place.❤️‍🩹 hope this helps. this girl is hella tired after editing this whole post for y’all, so you better find your next fave here!🥱 💬what book pulled you out of your last slump? . ... . . . . . . #shortbook #BookRecommendations…