Here I’ve put my favourite books I’ve read recently. I have rated them out of 5 although they are all fantastic.
2023
5.0
Non-fiction memoir of hilarious
comedian, Fern Brady who
shares her journey with autism.
See my favourite quotes here.
4.9
Non-fiction memoir of Lucy Fuggle, a woman
who moved to the mountains to live alone for
3 years. Beautiful, gentle and inspiring.
5.0
Non-Fiction essential for women who have
or have loved ones with ADHD.
5.0
Non-fiction memoir of guru & activist,
Radhanath Swami’s incredible life.
Gorgeous. I cried, I smiled, I
reflected.
4.7
Non-fiction book from one of the greatest
minds, Carl Jung looking at the role of the
subconscious mind in society and self. I
rated a 4.7 as a little trickier to read although
very interesting.
4.8
Non-Fiction self-help book from Jay Shetty
looking at all aspects of love. Even though
I have been single for 4 years, there is so
much great knowledge you can apply to other
forms of love like family and friendship.
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Yourself – Michael Singer
5.0
Non-Fiction self-help/philosophy book
that looks at profound questions in an
accessible and beautiful way. I keep
going back to this book.
4.6
Non-Fiction guide for younger autistic girls. Siena’s
book provides lots of practical advice. It is also
incredibly validating as a late-diagnosed adult – it
helped me to understand my own school
experience.
4.8
Non-Fiction
Super interesting history on monsters
and how they “embody our deepest
anxieties and vulnerabilities, Asma
argues, but they also symbolize the
mysterious and incoherent territory
beyond the safe enclosures of rational
thought.”
2022
& Llyn Roberts
2021
5.0
Non-Fiction self-help book by the amazing
Alan Watts, explaining the reason for our
need for stability and how we can truly calm
our anxiety.
See my favourite quotes here.
4.8
Non-fiction book by philosophy
professor John Kaag. Kaag aims to
use Nietzsche as a his own self-help
guru and journeys to the Swiss Alps.
See my favourite quotes here.
