Tag: Self-help books

I Have Autism, and I Like to Play Good Bad Tennis, Debashis Paul provides readers with a poignant glimpse into the lives of parents raising autistic children.

This book is apt in justifying the title "UNFILTERED", all the aspects that are spoken are from the heart and utterly transpicuous.

This is the second book in the “How To” series by Dr. Nicole LePera, the leading voice in psychological self-healing, helping millions of people around the world.

The feature that resonates with me the most about "The Comfort Book" is its broad-mindedness, encompassing a diverse range of sources for finding comfort.

Non-fiction has become increasingly popular, with memoirs, self-help books, and investigative journalism dominating bestseller lists. These genres provide readers with valuable insights and knowledge, promote empathy and understanding, and can even inspire personal growth and societal change.