Life is a huge mystery that many tend to ponder. But, there are a lot of means that can help you alleviate its difficulties, including books. Literature has always been a constant adviser to many problems that revolves around life and everything in between.
Those who are feeling uncertain of their choices, lost in their paths, and doubtful of their purposes are probably losing their motivation to keep up with the progress around them. But, all these negative aspects that life brings will be exchanged with comfort, contentment, and success with the help of the wisdom, tips, and advices from books.
So, if you are looking for books that can help you figure out life, deal with its complexities, and boost inspiration — then, here are the best titles that you should look out for.
Uprooting the Poison Tree by Myra L. Weiner, PhD
Uprooting the Poison Tree by Myra L. Weiner, PhD was independently published last March 09, 2020. It narrates the personal accounts of the author from her youth where she became fond of nature and the study of life to her womanhood where she achieved her dreams and established her personal and career life. The book tackles the author’s personal struggles, family life, science, and spirituality. Thus, those readers who fancy science, who experienced abusive or bad relationships, who need to prove their abilities in a male-dominated career path, who seek for spiritual bonds and meanings, and who attempt to look for a soulmate might become interest in this insightful book.
Note to Self: Inspiring Words From Inspiring People by Gayle King
Published by Simon & Schuster in 2018, this self-help book by Gayle King instantly became a New York Times bestseller after touching lives of multiple readers worldwide. The author gathered her encouraging letters, which she grew fond of, from the famous CBS This Morning segment called Note to Self. She also shares a couple of remarkable essays written by promising people including Maya Angelou, Oprah, President Joe Biden, and more. Readers can also find moving words from a Newtown dad and a military widow. Thus, this book is a touching reflection on the happiness and difficulties of growth, which is a perfect present in different occasions.
Wonder by R.J. Palacio
This bestselling children’s novel by R.J. Palacio has been teaching both kids and adult readers how bullying should never be tolerated and how kindness is essential in this world. This will surely inspire every reader to make a difference in their own ways that can benefit both themselves and the society. Wonder follows the story of little boy named Auggie who suffers from Treacher Collins syndrome, which is the primary reason why his face becomes disfigured. He got bullied by some kids in his private school but he stood up to them, which is a brave thing to do for a fifth-grader. Moreover, this story came into view after the when the author’s kid sees a girl with an extreme facial difference and begins to cry. Palacio starts to manage the situation by getting her son out to prevent him to have an unlikely but it just worsens the event.
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
The first edition of this book was published in 1993 by HarperOne. It was originally written in Portuguese; thus, it was widely translated for the international readers and Alan R. Clarke is among the translators of the book. This work of the Brazilian author has sold millions of copies worldwide. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho recounts the wonderful tale of an Andalusian shepherd named Santiago. He wishes to go and look for a worldly treasure as grand as any ever found. Santiago’s story teaches everyone about the importance of listening to our hearts, following our goals, and more. This book, moreover, has been changing lives and inspiring readers even until now.
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey is a popular self-help book that was published in 1989. The author highlights a particular approach to becoming efficient in reaching goals through putting oneself in a place, which he referred as the “true north” principles. The said principles are based on the ethics of a person’s character that he introduces as universal or everlasting.
The Damsel’s Files 