A masterfully-woven autobiographical graphic novel. Very different from Hark! A Vagrant, this novel takes place during Beaton's time as a young woman working in the oil sands. Themes of sexism, emotional health, and economic insecurity pervade. You won't be able to put it down for long.
Live not as though there were a thousand years ahead of you.
Fate is at your elbow; make yourself good while life and power are still yours.
A must-read in the field of critical psychology. Are the DSM-defined symptoms for illnesses truly universal? It turns out that the way mental illnesses manifest depends upon your culture and the symptoms you expect to have. This is a book you'll be thinking about long after reading it.
A soulful memoir about accepting yourself as you are. Glennon has the ability to precisely translate feelings into words. She addresses love, grief, addiction, being LGBTQ+, and many more topics.
Writing is clawing the ground when I’m sinking too low, and obsessing is clawing the ground when I’m hovering too high.
For future benevolent world rulers. Immortality, weather control, home forts.
(If you buy this, you might be put on a list. Idk. Use cash...)
A classic tome that will fundamentally change the way you interact with others for a more peaceful personal existence.
Rather than put your "but" in the face of an angry person, empathize.
Tamora Pierce's work continues to age up with her primary reader demographic. Tempests & Slaughter is an exploration of Numair's life before her previous series, Wild Magic. A gripping, sometimes dark coming-of-age story set in a fantasy land never explored before in her works.
Women on the autism spectrum are chronically under-diagnosed because our symptoms often manifest differently than men's which are the DSM standard.
If you've ever suspected you might be on the spectrum, I cannot recommend Aspergirls highly enough. It has inspired many a cathartic realization that it's not just me - that you are in fact a perfectly well-functioning person. And that you're not alone.
Can claims of the of the non-material be studied scientifically? The University of Virginia has been edeavoring to answer this question since 1967. This book is a summary of the research undertaken and is an excellent read for skeptics of past-life experiences, as it doesn't assume the cause of these experiences, it only analyzes the information and presents it in a narrative format.
