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Re: What are you reading right now ?

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a day ago I preordered the new upcoming horror novel The Unmothers which sounds really weird with a horse giving birth to a human baby

and I'm re-reading Star Wars High Republic Eye of Darkness and still busy with Stephen King's The Talisman
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Right now I am reading the "The Emotional Alchemy of Healing" by Rachel Marie Rabatin here is my review of it

The ultimate companion for navigating pain, grief, and loss, as well as cultivating mental well-being.

"The Emotional Alchemy of Healing" by Rachel Marie Rabatin is a motivational guide to coping with pain, grief, and adversity. The author shares personal experiences and practical techniques for building mental resilience, emphasizing the importance of accepting pain and imperfection.

By acknowledging and working through difficult emotions, readers can develop the mental strength to overcome life's challenges. The book offers valuable tools and techniques, including "radical acceptance" from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), to navigate grief, guilt, and panic attacks.

The author also highlights the importance of self-care, physical activity, and mindfulness in achieving emotional stability. By incorporating these practices into daily life, readers can cultivate positivity and build emotional resilience.

With its comprehensive guidance and expert advice, this book is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to build mental strength and resilience in the face of adversity.

While the book has its positives, it's essential to acknowledge that its strong emphasis on positive thinking may oversimplify the complexity of certain emotional issues, potentially overlooking deeper psychological needs. Additionally, the frequent use of personal anecdotes, although relatable to some, may not resonate with all readers, limiting the book's universality and appeal to a broader audience.

Overall, I found the book to be a valuable resource, offering insightful guidance and practical advice on coping with difficult emotions. Despite some limitations, I believe it has the potential to be incredibly helpful. Therefore, I would rate it 4 out of 5 stars and highly recommend it to anyone navigating grief, pain, or the loss of a loved one, as well as to those seeking to improve their mental well-being.
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The Unmothers is going to be one interesting horror book to read pretty soon.
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The book I am reading right now is "In the Heart of the Linden Wood" by Ekta R. Garg. This book is about a king whose queen died and he is trying his best to hold himself and his kingdom together . I am really interested in this book and am really intrigued to find out what will happen in his book.
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I'm reading the book of the month here at OnlineBookClub, "Deceptive Calm". I'm actually loving it so far. So much depth and history. I can't wait to write my first review on this book. :)
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Currently just fan fiction. :D. Pride and Prejudice Fanfiction is the reason I got Kindle unlimited after all.
I finished my last book (Social Skills Success for Young Adults) today, so plan to take a day or two to search for a new one.
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The book that I am currently reading is Crimeline Hollywood by Thomas Collins which is a great book as far as I have read it. It is a mystery book with great comedy and romance.
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The Pursuit of happiness by Paul Scott.
Just had it.
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I am currently reading Wicked by Gregory Maguire! It is utterly fascinating. I have only seen the Wizard of Oz movie, and know of the Oz-inspired musicals. This is my first time reading the book, which is a prequel to the Wizard of Oz book. I am enjoying it so far! Maguire has whimsical prose.
Journey before Destination, Radiant

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For the moment, I read a german book (because I’m german, how wonder then). It’s called “Unser kostbares Leben“. I have to admit, it’s a little bit boring - long book and barely story content. So I recently registered on this website to get new inputs ✨(it’s one reason).
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I like historical fiction, so I am currently reading Brothers Bound.
Its always fun to know what others are reading. It gives inspiration for future read.
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Last dance by Mary Ann
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I am currently reading the last book in the Mortality Doctrine Trilogy by James Dashner. I loved the Maze Runner series a few years ago when I read it and thought I would try his other works. It did not disappoint!
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A View from the Ivories by David Carlin King
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about done re-reading Star Wars Master and Apprentice.

Pretty soon I'm going to be reading Star Wars Dark Nest II of the Swarm Trilogy whatever its called
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