Hello. I hope you are all well. I wanted to share that, as you may or may not know, I have anxiety and agoraphobia, so as a result of that I rarely go out by myself. The world is far too noisy and loud. Last week though, that changed. I went out by myself on … Continue reading Progress Report.
No One has Any Intention of Building a Wall by Ruth Brandt is a collection of stories and it was exactly my cup of tea. The characters are people that are, in a way, outsiders, and that difference is used in each story as a hook. No One has Any Intention of Building a Wall … Continue reading Book Review. No One has Any Intention of Building a Wall by Ruth Brandt.
Anxiety Relief for Teens by Regine Galanti was described as a toolbox, including CBT techniques and strategies to help manage anxiety. It is aimed at teens and I thought the tone of the book was right for that audience. Friendly and didn’t feel unmanageable. I also liked the way that the book was formatted. Thank … Continue reading Book Review. Anxiety Relief for Teens by Regine Galanti, PHD.
The stories in Piano and Flowers are based on the premise of a single photo serving as inspiration for each story. Loved that. There is nothing I love more than looking at old black and white photos and imagining the lives of the people in those pictures. In Pianos and Flowers these photos were of … Continue reading Book Review. Pianos and Flowers by Alexander McCall Smith.
‘who made her feel like her dreams were stupid and a waste of time and that kind of constant belittlement can do terrible things to a person so maybe getting really upset when people don’t use coasters is an understandable, or at least comparatively sane response to the psychic baggage of your parents never having … Continue reading Book Review. Hera Lindsay Bird by Hera Lindsay Bird.
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