I've just finished reading this for the second time. I just think that hooks should be read by everyone, she should be taught in schools and sung from the rooftops!This book is less about love in the romantic sense and more about spirituality and the meaning of life. I'd recommend it to anyone seeking care, compassion, insight, and wisdom from a reading experience.

I read this book last year, and it changed the way 
I see the world.
 Lucy Jones is the kind of writer I dream of becoming.
 At its core, this book explores the profound and positive impact nature has on our mental health.
 It’s deeply researched and incredibly informative — yet written with such beauty and clarity that you almost don’t realise how much you’re learning.

This is a beautiful collection of essays on how we can hold ourselves — and one another — accountable for our histories, and how we might work toward a more just and compassionate world.
 Adrienne Maree Brown invites us to recognise the conditioning behind our belief systems and shows us how to 'lovingly correct' these inherited ways of thinking. I’d recommend this to anyone navigating politically awkward relationships or simply trying to make sense of the current societal climate.
 Brown’s tenderness in addressing the reader offers a quiet, steady hope — a belief that love can, and will, heal the world.

These short stories mark Eva Wyles’ debut collection — and I was so impressed by each one.
 Wyles has a remarkable ability to draw the reader into the consciousness of her characters, illustrating their 
inner worlds with striking precision. I found myself completely invested in every story.
 If you enjoy stories that read like a fabulous TV series, this one’s for you.