Books matching: empathy powers
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Save:A standout in the fantasy romance genre with honest, complex characters and emotionally charged storytelling. Perfect for readers who crave romance with depth (and a dash of spice) in a magical world!
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Elves of Ardani ) - #2
Save:A tender, emotional YA romance with a unique superpowered twist - best enjoyed by readers who don't mind a few edges left unpolished. Whether you're new or a fan of the podcast, it's a heartfelt, memorable read!
I squeeze my eyes shut to make the dizziness stop. It doesn’t work. I open them again and focus my eyes on my usual seat, like looking at the horizon when you get motion sick on a boat. I steady my fe... - #3
Save:Isolate by L.E. Modesitt Jr. is the opening book in the Grand Illusion series, set in the country of Guldor, a world reminiscent of a steampunk era after a fall of a former technological civilization. The story follows Dekkard, a highly trained bodyguard who is impervious to empaths, in a world where political intrigue and projective empaths play a significant role. The narrative delves into the nitty-gritty of politics, legislation, and combating corruption, set against a backdrop of a society on the brink of change.
The writing style of Modesitt in Isolate is detailed and immersive, capturing the minutiae of Dekkard's daily life and political challenges. The worldbuilding is well thought out, presenting a gaslamp world with steam engines and no electricity, where the characters are believable and the storytelling flows effortlessly. Despite the slower pace and focus on political intricacies, the novel weaves in elements of humor, tragedy, and poetic prose, creating an engaging and thought-provoking narrative.
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Save:'Each Kindness' by Jacqueline Woodson and illustrated by E.B. Lewis is a heartwarming and thought-provoking story about a young girl named Maya who is new to school and faces unkindness from her peers. The book emphasizes the importance of kindness, empathy, and the impact of missed opportunities to show kindness. Through the story, readers learn that every act of kindness is significant and can create a ripple effect, while also highlighting the lasting effects of regret and the power of remorse in guiding future actions. The book is written in a realistic fiction style that resonates with children, showing them how they can make a difference in the lives of others through simple acts of kindness.
'In Shock: My Journey from Death to Recovery and the Redemptive Power of Hope' by Rana Awdish is a poignant memoir that delves into the author's harrowing experiences with life-threatening illnesses, major surgeries, and the redemptive power of hope. The narrative follows Dr. Awdish's journey through near-death experiences, reflecting on the impact of her medical issues on her personal and professional life. The book sheds light on the challenges faced by patients in the healthcare system, emphasizing the importance of empathy, compassion, and dignity in doctor-patient relationships.
Through a series of powerful anecdotes and reflections, Dr. Awdish offers a unique perspective on the healthcare profession, highlighting the need for cultural changes, empathy, and kindness in patient care. The author's writing style is emotive, introspective, and thought-provoking, inviting readers to reconsider their approach to medicine and patient interactions.
All pain becomes abstract in retrospect. It is a merciful truth that no one is capable of summoning to the surface the actual intensity of pain endured. As I sit now, reflecting on the pain that first...- #6
Save:A heartfelt and inspiring novel that proves kindness is contagious. Not flawless in structure, but its big-hearted message will stick with you - perfect if you’re craving hope and humanity.
He leaned on the mangled Ford’s hood and lit a smoke. Marlboro Red, same as Ricky used to smoke, like she wouldn’t have known that without looking. Seemed this world, this town, was just full of men c... - #7
Save:Almond delivers a tender, insightful look at emotions and human connection - short, readable, and worth the hype, especially for fans of moving, character-driven tales.
The first incident happened when I was six. The symptoms had been there way earlier, but it was then that they had finally risen to the surface. That day, Mom must’ve forgotten to come get me from kin... - #8
Save:'Bach's Story' in the 'Pets' series by Darla Phelps revolves around the story of an alien named Bach who purchases a human female, Pani, as a pet in an attempt to liven up his lonely life. The plot delves into the relationship between Bach and Pani, exploring themes of dominance, submission, and the blurred lines of consent. The writing style of the book is described as clever, immersive, and emotional, with a strong focus on character development and world-building, despite some opinions criticizing the lack of alien perspective in the storytelling.
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Save:A gripping, unflinching memoir that’s as heartbreaking as it is hopeful - perfect for those who love fearless storytelling and character-driven true stories.
My father, Jimmy Norris, herded us into his Pontiac Chieftain. He wanted to get there early. Normally, Jimmy never got anywhere early. Waiting was for jerkos. He preferred to let the other guy wait fo... - #10
Save:'The Blue-Eyed Devil' by Beena Khan is a dark mafia romance novel that follows the tumultuous relationship between Ehva Rossi, a naive and chaste new lawyer, and Salvi Moretti, a violent and calculist mafia boss. The story delves into the corrupting influence of Salvi on Ehva as he seeks to drag her into his dark world, all while dealing with his own demons and past love interests. The plot unfolds with surprises, twists, and revelations that keep readers engaged, leading to a thrilling albeit sad ending that sets the stage for the sequel. The book combines elements of romance, suspense, and mafia drama, creating a roller coaster of emotions for readers.
The writing style of 'The Blue-Eyed Devil' alternates between slow-paced narrative and fast-paced developments, drawing readers in with a mix of inner thoughts, dialogue, and descriptive scenes. The characters, particularly Salvi and Ehva, are portrayed with depth and complexity, evoking strong emotions from readers as they navigate through a story filled with deception, revenge, and unexpected turns. Despite some readers finding certain parts slow or overly descriptive, the book ultimately captivates with its dark and intriguing storyline.
I stand in front of my closet, indecisive about what outfit I should pick. I love wearing these little outfits and, on this day, my courageous brazen side comes out. I stretch out a hand and pick one....
