Reading books

I was overjoyed to surpass my January reading goal. Now I'm sharing reviews for the 11 books I got through during the first month of the year.

1. The Diary of a CEO by Steven Bartlett 2. Manifest by Roxie Nafousi 3. The Happiness Advantage by Shawn Achor 4. Atomic Habits by James Clear

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Books I read in January 2015. Part 1 in a series of posts throughout 2015 as I try to read 100 books this year.

I love to read, whether it’s for fun, to improve myself or to learn more about my faith, so I thought I would share a few of my recommendations with you! Here are a list of books I have read in the last year and really enjoyed and some that are currently on my nightstand, waiting in line to be read.

Staying in with a stack of books and a cozy blanket? Yes, please! What’s on your weekend reading list? ✨📖 #BookishVibes #ReadingTime #SelfCareWithBooks

Em tempos em que a ideia do amor próprio é exaltada, fica a dúvida: será que somos realmente suficientes para nós mesmas? Não me levem a mal, há algo muito lindo, poderoso e importante no exercício de cultivar o autoamor. Afinal, como podemos realmente transbordar algo para o outro que não existe dentro de nós? […]

We can't wait for the temperatures to drop so that we can curl up on the couch with a cozy throw, a cup of tea and one of the books from our fall reading list.

# . . . #whisper #reading #books

Over 400 HUNDRED books, so you can read like Rory Gilmore (or other Gilmore Girls characters). Find your Rory Gilmore reading list here.

Before I knew it, I went from reading a couple books a year to a couple a month. This is how I made reading books a priority in my life.