Books that have expanded my thinking, stirred my soul, made me question what I thought I knew—or kept me awake far too late because dragons, witches, and complicated love stories refused to wait until morning. Consider this my wonderfully eclectic sh...
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Books to grow the mind and soul…
Romantasy
Books to grow the mind and soul…
One of my favorite books for completely rethinking money, abundance, and the energetic beliefs beneath both. It’s less about “getting rich” and more about expanding your capacity to recognize, receive, and live from possibility. A little mind-bending...
A Happy Pocket Full of Money, Expanded Study Edition: Infinite ...
Yes, I’m putting my own book on my favorites list—which feels equal parts vulnerable, awkward, and exciting! Foggy, Fluffy, and Fatigued grew from years of helping people understand why they don’t feel like themselves and what their bodies may be try...
Foggy, Fluffy & Fatigued: The Frustrated Female's Guide To ...
Simple enough to read in an afternoon—and deep enough to spend a lifetime practicing. The Four Agreements offers four deceptively straightforward principles for releasing conditioning, communicating with integrity, and reclaiming your personal freedo...
The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal ...
Truthfully, I didn’t love reading this book nearly as much as I loved hearing Clarissa Pinkola Estés tell the stories herself. In her voice, the myths feel alive—ancient, wild, intimate, and meant to be passed from woman to woman. I recommend the aud...
Women Who Run With the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estés
Romantasy
My niece got me started on these and I just can't stop!
Dragons, danger, deadly training, political secrets, and an enemies-to-lovers situation with enough tension to start its own fire. Fourth Wing is wildly addictive romantasy—the kind of book that makes “just one more chapter” a terrible lie you tell y...
Fourth Wing — Rebecca Yarros | #1 NYT Bestselling Author
Please listen to the Sarah J. Maas books in order. Do as I say, not as I did. I knew I had accidentally skipped one—but I was already too deeply entangled in the book I’d started to stop and go backward. So naturally, I finished it first, then return...
Sarah J. Maas books reading order: A complete guide
I originally found this series as an adult closet witch with Native American ancestry tucked somewhere in my family tree—and absolutely devoured it. The blend of vampyres, goddess spirituality, ritual, feminine power, and Cherokee-influenced storytel...