Books matching: emotional development
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Save:An insightful, approachable parenting book that links brain science with practical techniques to raise calmer, more resilient kids - ideal for parents, caregivers, and anyone keen on understanding child (and their own) emotions. Easy to read, empowering, and worth revisiting as kids grow.
Parents are often experts about their children’s bodies. They know that a temperature above 98.6 degrees is a fever. They know to clean out a cut so it doesn’t get infected. They know which foods are... - #2
Save:The People We Hate at the Wedding by Grant Ginder is a novel that delves into the dynamics of a dysfunctional family as they navigate the complexities of relationships and emotions surrounding a wedding. The story unfolds through alternating viewpoints, showcasing the strained interactions and conflicts among family members, particularly siblings Alice, Paul, and Eloise. Despite the initial focus on the wedding, the narrative explores deeper themes of family bonds, unresolved issues, and personal growth, culminating in a moment of truth that brings unexpected revelations and resolution.
“Hold on.” Alice scrolls down the website for a stationery company called Bella Lettera that she heard a coworker gushing about yesterday. Buried below a hundred pictures of dainty thank-you cards and... A must-read for anyone invested in the well-being of boys - whether at home, in school, or just in life. "Raising Cain" may not be perfect, but it shines a necessary spotlight on the emotional worlds of boys and offers guidance that’s still incredibly relevant today.
An oversized, ancient, leathery brown Naugahyde chair dwarfs all but the largest athletes at this all-boys school. Some boys sink deep into the chair as if hoping to distance themselves from scrutiny;...- #4
Save:In 'Her Virtuous Viscount', readers are introduced to Tom, Viscount Sidmouth, who is portrayed as the antagonist in a previous book but redeems himself in this novel by explaining his actions and thoughts. Tom meets Hyacinth, a Merry Widow who has decided to embrace her newfound freedom after an abusive marriage, and they are drawn to each other despite their past traumas. Their journey of healing and love unfolds as they navigate their fears and insecurities, ultimately finding solace and happiness in each other's arms.
The book is described as a captivating historical romance filled with emotional depth, steamy scenes, and well-crafted characters. Scarlett Scott weaves a tale of healing and love, showcasing the struggles and triumphs of two individuals damaged by their past experiences but finding hope and happiness in each other.
That was all Tom, Viscount Sidmouth, had left from his disastrous attempt to win Nell, Lady Needham, from the husband she had sworn she no longer loved. The abridged version of their tragedy was that...
(Also, see 84 recommendations for the series Wicked Husbands ) Dead of Spring: A Hades and Persephone Retelling by Colette Rhodes follows the classic myth of Hades and Persephone with a twist. The story revolves around Kore, tired of her mother's controlling plans for her future, who is kidnapped by Hades, the God of the Underworld, in an attempt to bring her happiness. As Kore resists, Hades' love for her grows, leading to a slow-burning romance filled with emotional depth and steamy scenes. The book explores themes of freedom, growth, and love as the characters navigate their evolving relationship in the underworld.
The author, Colette Rhodes, stays true to the source material while infusing the characters with life, depth, and personality. The retelling captures the essence of the Hades and Persephone myth, adding color to enhance the romance and keep readers engaged from beginning to end. With dual points of view, the story allows readers to understand the perspectives of both main characters as they navigate the challenges of their relationship.
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Save:'Soft on Soft' by Mina Waheed is a heartwarming f/f romance novel that follows the love story between June, an anxious makeup artist, and Selena, a confident plus-size model. The book focuses on their gentle and supportive relationship, showcasing the beauty of fat bodies and highlighting the importance of self-acceptance and inclusivity. The plot is characterized by soft, fluffy moments, mutual pining, and the development of a wholesome romance between two queer women of color, set in a supportive and diverse community. The writing style is described as emotional and relatable, with a focus on interpersonal development and quiet, feel-good moments that emphasize the sweetness of the relationship.
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Save:'Warleader' in the 'Borderlands' series by Susan Grant is a space opera romance that follows Admiral Brit Bandar and Warleader Finnar Finn Rorkken from different factions who are brought together to lead a new ship, The Unity, as part of a new alliance called the Triad. The story explores their journey from enemies to lovers in a post-war setting, dealing with personal demons, cultural conflicts, and the challenges of integrating a diverse crew. The writing style is described as fast-paced, engaging, and thought-provoking, with a mix of action, romance, and world-building that keeps readers hooked.
A real bed. Compared to the one in her quarters on board the CSS Vengeance, the bed was lavish, big enough for three or four. It appeared, however, that only one other person shared the mattress. What... - #8
Save:A solid, gritty installment with a tough heroine, evolving threats, and real emotional stakes - just be ready for a slower start and cliffhanger ending. Great for fans of YA dystopian adventure.
Though I’d grown accustomed to sleeping safely since our arrival in Salvation two months ago, I’d lost none of my edge. Before my attacker realized I was awake, I knocked the knife away and tumbled hi...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Razorland ) - #9
Save:A sweet, funny, and original novella that will charm monster romance fans - perfect for when you need a quick shot of heart and heat.
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Save:In 'Come Back for Me' by Corinne Michaels, readers are taken on an emotional journey following the lives of Ellie, Connor, and Hadley as they navigate through past traumas, unexpected reunions, and the complexities of family dynamics. The story unfolds with the revelation of Ellie's struggles with domestic violence, Connor's return to his childhood home after his father's passing, and the rekindling of a connection between Ellie and Connor that dates back to a one-night stand eight years prior. Through heart-wrenching moments, surprising twists, and themes of love and resilience, the book explores the intertwined lives of the characters and their journey towards healing and happiness.
“Arrowood! Wake the fuck up!” Someone punches my arm, and I shoot out of my seat. My eyes dart around for whatever danger is present, but only find my buddy, Liam, next to me on the plane. “Man, you s...
