I literally had goosebumps reading your newsletter, and I am afraid a dozen of new books are on my to-read list for the next month. You are such a great book-teller! I found an old second-hand edition of the god of small things when I was in Kerala and I never took the time to read it, it was more like a fragment of my trip, and you just put me in an urge to re-open it.
If it can be interesting for your Think Week, the series The me you can't see about mental health has been pretty eye-opening for me. Sure it's an Oprah tv show so it's well produced but they succeed to tell authentically stories and emotion (including Prince Harry social anxiety).
I literally had goosebumps reading your newsletter, and I am afraid a dozen of new books are on my to-read list for the next month. You are such a great book-teller! I found an old second-hand edition of the god of small things when I was in Kerala and I never took the time to read it, it was more like a fragment of my trip, and you just put me in an urge to re-open it.
If it can be interesting for your Think Week, the series The me you can't see about mental health has been pretty eye-opening for me. Sure it's an Oprah tv show so it's well produced but they succeed to tell authentically stories and emotion (including Prince Harry social anxiety).
I literally had goosebumps reading your newsletter, and I am afraid a dozen of new books are on my to-read list for the next month. You are such a great book-teller! I found an old second-hand edition of the god of small things when I was in Kerala and I never took the time to read it, it was more like a fragment of my trip, and you just put me in an urge to re-open it.
If it can be interesting for your Think Week, the series The me you can't see about mental health has been pretty eye-opening for me. Sure it's an Oprah tv show so it's well produced but they succeed to tell authentically stories and emotion (including Prince Harry social anxiety).
Anyway - your words are inspiring! I love it.
Thanks so much Claire! I'm glad you enjoyed it and am excited to check out The Me You Can't See, appreciate the rec!
I literally had goosebumps reading your newsletter, and I am afraid a dozen of new books are on my to-read list for the next month. You are such a great book-teller! I found an old second-hand edition of the god of small things when I was in Kerala and I never took the time to read it, it was more like a fragment of my trip, and you just put me in an urge to re-open it.
If it can be interesting for your Think Week, the series The me you can't see about mental health has been pretty eye-opening for me. Sure it's an Oprah tv show so it's well produced but they succeed to tell authentically stories and emotion (including Prince Harry social anxiety).
Anyway - your words are inspiring! I love it.