Yes, the power of now - Ekhart Tolle, very good read and transformative. Also.. 1. Why has nobody told me this before? By Dr julie smith. 2. Self help for your nerves by Dr claire weekes 3. Freedom from your nerves by Dr claire weekes 4. The Happiness Trap - Russ Harris

I love so many but my favorite is you think it I'll say it

I just started Designing Your Life by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans

my favourite book relating to anxiety is ‘everyone in this room will someday be dead’. it’s witty and relatable and honestly great?

Dracula by Bram Stoker. It's been my favorite book since middle school, I highly recommend :D

I really liked the Harry Potter series and the hobbit.

I really liked the book "No Longer Human" from Osamu Dazai "Shallow Graves" by Kali Wallace is great too

My go to comfort series is the hunger games trilogy plus the ballad of songbirds and snakes(a prequel to the hunger games trilogy)

The Thing About Jellyfish is one of my all time favorite books!

Have read one called calm the f*** down. It's kind of like Mari condo's secret to tidying things up.

The honest truth by David gemeinhardt Delirium by Lauren Oliver Uhhhh I suddenly forgot every single book I like

Not sure what genre you're into but some of my personal favorites are 1: harry potter 2: delirium by lauren oliver 3: before i fall by lauren oliver 4: shadow and bone by leigh bardugo 5: my dearest darkest by kayla cottingham hope you enjoy these if you try any!

Spare by Prince Harry is coming out the 10th of January. It talks about what happened with Princess Diana and all the Royals secrets in Buckingham palace in London.

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If you like sci-fi but still want it to be realistic, (like me lol), read "The Martian" by Andy Weir. Its a fantastic read and feels very futuristic without being all unrealistic, (also any of his other books are great too)

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Another book that I recommend is to stand on my own dear Canada. If you want to read about a paralyzed to go who is trying to learn how to walk again in 1937 Saskatchewan it is a very good read. It is a great novel or 9 to 12 year olds but I still enjoy it and I am 21. It is about the polio epidemic of 1937 and it references a lot of cool historical events that really actually happened in real life as well as being based off of true story loosely but the characters names are not the real names so it's basically a little bit of true story with creative telling.