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Books with Important Mental Health Representation
Books with Important Mental Health Representation

Right now, even more so than ever the topic of mental health is on all of our minds. For those of us who have dealt with mental health challenges in the past and/or are still battling them today, it is a comfort to read books where the characters are experiencing similar struggles.

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listicleLBYRthis is my brain in love, i. w. gregorio, the astonishing color of after, emily x.r. pan, cloudwish, fiona wood, a tragic kind of wonderful, eric lindstrom, when the stars lead to you, ronni davis, all the things that could go wrong, stewart fosterComment
Choose a bunch of books, and we'll guess your star sign
Choose a bunch of books, and we'll guess your star sign

Oh yes, we’re back with another astrology post. This time, we put ourselves to the test by guessing your star sign based on books you choose. Do you read books similar to your sign? Let’s find out!

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quizEmily Zhucloudwish, fiona wood, amelia westlake, erin gough, we contain multitudes, sarah henstra, every exquisite thing, matthew quick, the plain janes, cecil castellucci, jim rugg, dear evan hansen, val emmich, steven levenson, benj pasek, justin paul, the loose ends list, carrie firestone, love and first sight, josh sundquist, the summer of us, cecilia vinesse, finding yvonne, brandy colbert, grace and fury, tracy banghart, read rule, rule, ellen goodlett, little & lion, little and lion, assassin's guide, virginia boecker, throw like a girl, sarah henning, we rule the night, claire eliza bartlett, astonishing color of after, the astonishing color of after, emily x.r. pan, the unlikelies, teeth in the mist, dawn kurtagich, the diviners, libba bray, six impossible things, the statistical probability of love at first sight, jennifer e smith, jennifer e. smith, tyler johnson was here, jay coles, trinkets, kiwi smith, ash, malinda lo, a match made in mehendi, nandini bajpai, defy the stars, claudia gray, the bone houses, you must not miss, katrina leno, darkest part of the forest, holly black, the revolution of birdie randolph, when the stars lead to you, ronni davis, the cruel prince, internment, read internment, samira ahmed Comment
5 Books for When You Go Through a Big Life Change, but Everything Will Be Okay
5 Books for When You Go Through a Big Life Change, but Everything Will Be Okay

Sometimes, big changes are thrown at you like curveballs from life, speeding in from out of nowhere to smack you in the face. Other times, big life changes are expected and anticipated and yet no less difficult. Either way, with every big life change comes an adjustment period. So here are some books for when you go through a big life change, but everything will be okay.

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listicleSavannah Kennellythe revolution of birdie randolph, brandy colbert, the plain janes, cecil castellucci, jim rugg, six impossible things, fiona wood, hello goodbye and everything in between, jennifer e smith, jennifer e. smith, the loose ends list, carrie firestoneComment
Order bubble tea, and we'll give you a book rec
Order bubble tea, and we'll give you a book rec

Happy National Bubble Tea Day! Fun fact: I managed a bubble tea store for a year before I started working at NOVL, so making bubble tea is something that I hold close to my heart. Unfortunately, I can't hand you bubble tea through the screen, but I'll give you something even sweeter: a book rec!

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quizValerie Wongthrow like a girl, sarah henning, the revolution of birdie randolph, brandy colbert, the astonishing color of after, emily x.r. pan, cloudwish, fiona wood, the loose ends list, carrie firestoneComment