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Looking for a designer to join your team for every step of you publishing journey? Or needing help with something specific? You've come to the right place. I love supporting indie authors and publishers with bespoke design tailored to your manuscript whether it's cover and layout or typesetting and marketing.

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"Wendy is an extremely talented graphic designer for the publishing industry, and her strength lies in her fantastic marketing awareness as she's also an expert in marketing KPIs and metrics, having delivered incredibly creative publishing campaigns. From designing POS to social graphics and creative design and marketing assets, Wendy will always go above and beyond to deliver design assets which are in line with the client's brand vision and objectives. I couldn't recommend her strongly enough!”

— Laura Di Giuseppe

Publishing and Marketing Consultant

"Wendy is a true marketing professional. She helped us set up our email marketing strategy from scratch. She has a structured approach, extremely high quality standards and she delivers on time. I know I will ask her for more assistance in the future because she knows exactly what she is doing and can help organizations get to the next level. I highly recommend Wendy to any company looking for branding/marketing assistance."

— Antina van der Veen

Founder & CEO of Bookinfluencers.com

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Happy Friday everyone! 🥰

I recently spent 2.5 incredible weeks travelling around and visiting family in China, it was a trip with a lot of personal significance ❤️ Even though I had the option of installing a VPN to stay online, I chose not to as it seemed like the perfect opportunity to switch off 🧘🏻‍♀️🍃

As someone who usually finds taking holidays super stressful, here are 3 things I did differently this time which helped tremendously:

💬 Communicating in advance: I made sure to let everyone know my holiday dates months in advance. By establishing a boundary early, it means giving my regular clients lots of time to adapt to my upcoming absence, it also ensures that new projects would have holiday-friendly deadlines / expectations built in from the get-go, and gives me the confidence to turn down any projects that won’t adhere to my upcoming OOO.

➡️ Delegating outstanding tasks: I’m lucky to be part of a collective of freelancers whom I trust and feel supported by. Any work that would run over during my holiday or can be handled by others, I delegated. To know that I’m not hindering the progress of a project in my absence is a huge relief!

✅ Pre-Holiday and Post-Holiday to-do lists: I started a to-do list two weeks before my holiday of tasks that I absolutely wanted to complete before my trip and made them my priority. I then spent the day after returning home solely on sorting my inbox, scheduling email responses for Monday, and building a to-do list for the incoming week.

I think it really helped that I returned home on a Thursday and had Friday to focus on my inbox. This allowed my brain to be the post-holiday sludge that it was the entire weekend, ready to be productive on Monday 🙂‍↕️📖

I hope these tips help! Do you have any holiday routines that help keep your stress levels low? Share them with me below! 😊👇

#freelancetips #freelancelifestyle #holidaytips #ownbiz #freelanceprocess #freelancecommunity #stressfreeholidays #stressfreeholiday #productivitytipsforbusiness

Crochet is one of my more consistent on-again-off-again hobbies I’ve had since secondary school. I often find myself picking it up again whenever I want to make a handmade gift. It’s such a cosy and rewarding hobby — busy hands make quiet minds! 🤗

As I don’t live close to friends who knit / crochet, I immediately said yes when @jenny_readss invited me to a virtual ‘crochetalong’. Thank you @tandemcollectiveuk and
@omarabooks for my copy of How To Crochet Cute Animals by Laurence Jourdan (@arkidee.fr). I’m really looking forward to making the bunny pattern with a friendly group of crochet enthusiasts. You can catch my progress on Stories during the week! ❤️🧶

#Crochetalong #HowToCrochetCuteAnimals #HowToCrochetCuteAnimalsCrochetalong
#crochet #crochetersofinstagram #crochetbook #crochetpatterns #crochetpattern #crochetinstagram #crafts #crafthobby

🕘💻 Book Review: Solo: How to Work Alone (and Not Lose Your Mind) by Rebecca Seal ☕✏️

Star Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Reading Difficulty: 1/5
Length: 304 pages (269 if you exclude notes and index) / 3 hr 57 mins
Available Formats: Paperback, eBook, Audio
Recommended for: Solo workers of all kinds

Review ✒️

This book came to me during my first time experiencing loneliness as a freelancer. Being your own boss and having total control over when and how you work is great but there are downsides which I don’t think is talked about enough online. Working week luxuries like lounging in your PJs, indulging at your favourite café, and popping out to do errands quickly loses its colour if you don’t have kids, pets, or a work-from-home partner. There’s no one to bounce ideas with, to gossip with, to remind you to take breaks, or to eat your lunch with. The silence is deafening.

When I picked up Solo from my local library, I was expecting advice for loneliness as a solo worker, I received SO much more. This book reads like a warm hug from a freelance friend, colleague, and mentor. Rebecca Seal’s ten years of freelancing experience shines through in a way that validates your experiences, concerns, and anxieties, whilst offering advice that is both practical and insightful. There’s no drop of condescension or high-horsing here just overwhelming compassion — “I’ve been there, I get it. This is what I learned.”

This book covers everything a solo worker needs (and doesn’t realise they need) in order to set themselves up for WFH success. Including, but not limited to: how you structure your work day, motivating yourself, working with loneliness, optimising your environment, what you eat (and should be eating), the importance of planning, the detriment of social comparison, building freelance networks, money problems, and even what to do when you’re not working. Needless to say, this book is a must-read for solo workers of all kinds, I’m glad I found it!

Favourite Quotes ❤️

“Time can’t buy happiness - it can give it to you.”

“Appreciating what we can do in solitude, and what solitude can do for us, is a powerful way to make sure there’s no room in it for loneliness.”

🎂 Celebrating four years of freelancing 🎂

March / April is my freelance anniversary! Four years ago, I was lucky to have met @nbacon24 as a Publishing MA student and joined @tandemcollectiveuk as an intern. One year ago, I officially plunged into the world of book design by starting my own freelance business White Stone Pages. The bookstack I'm sharing today is a very special one because they are all books that I've had the joy to work on as a designer / typesetter 🥰

As someone who “fell into” freelancing with no prior knowledge or experience, I learned everything through trial and error, entirely on the job 😵 Recently, I felt a sense of calm for the first time and was able to stop and think “hey, I’m finally getting the hang of this freelancing thing”. If you are at the beginning of your freelance journey or you're considering it as a career option, I've compiled the top lessons I've learnt from the past four years into a blog post over on my website (link in bio), here is a condensed version:

⭐ Getting to know yourself is the key to productivity
⭐ You are selling a service, don't let your feelings hold you back from growth
⭐ Whether it's client referrals, skill-trading, or advice-giving, your network is your most important asset
⭐You are your own boss - you have the choice to be a tyrannic and merciless boss or a kind and nurturing one

One of my 2024 goals is to take on more design work, and, so far, I've done some branding, website design, and book cover design. I'm currently working on an exciting new YA collection and I'm looking forward to designing my first adult novel this Summer. I don't necessarily believe in a "universe" but I'm grateful for everything it's been throwing my way 🙏 My little growing bookstack is a daily reminder that I really truly am doing ‘the thing' ☺️

💬 Fellow freelancers and small biz owners, what are the biggest lessons you've learnt on your freelance journey? If you are freelance curious -- what are the questions you've always wanted to ask about going freelance? Let me know below, I'm happy to answer any questions you may have ♥️

Last week, I ended my work week on a Wednesday and road-tripped to The Lake District with a group of friends. With Monday being a bank holiday, it meant that Tues and Weds was a mad dash to wrap up my work early so that I can leave my laptop and work thoughts behind.

I spent the next four days doing a soft digital detox, only using my phone to capture the sights we came across on our walks and sending them to my family. We spent the days exploring villages and the countryside, and the nights laughing and indulging in good food. This trip has made me realise how much staying connected online can contribute to the “hamster wheel” feeling and it’s been so good to slow down over the weekend and focus on the here and now.

As a freelancer, it’s hard to switch off and not feel guilty for not working every hour of the day. I’ve been trying to put into practise the idea that sometimes resting is the most productive thing you can do. This is certainly true of the last few days - I’m back at my desk feeling rejuvenated today! 🥰

When’s the last time you’ve done a digital detox? How do you find ways to unplug? 🔌🌿

🔖 #digitaldetox #digitaldetoxing #digitaldetoxday #digitaldetoxretreat #roadtrip #ukroadtrip #thelakedistrict #countryside #englishcountryside #hiking #hikes #nature #naturegram #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #healthandwellbeing #unplug #productivity #freelancelifestyle

Sunday morning reset ☕️🌱featuring: thoughts 💭

Happy Easter Sunday everyone! 🐇🌼

The past two weeks, I’ve been knuckling down to meet deadlines across several projects. And whilst I’ve met them all (🥳), I have very much neglected my workspace, ending every day with a cluttered desk and a frazzled mind 🥴

Even though I was strict with keeping work and life separate, I still felt the residue stress bleed into my leisure time, even when I wasn’t thinking about work. I have a strong suspicion the state of my desk has a lot to do with it (as I use it for both work and play).

You will not believe the amount of dust and random bits and bobs I cleared 🤣🤣 Needless to say, it was super therapeutic! 😌

What’s your relationship like with your desk? Do you work better with a tidy workspace, or does clutter feel more comfortable to you? Let me know below! 😊

Hope you have a relaxing and rejuvenating long weekend ❤️

P.S In case anyone is wondering, the game I’m playing is Anno 1800, a city builder set during the Industrial Revolution. I bought it during the Steam Spring Sale, and I’m absolutely HOOKED 😍 Since starting last week, I’ve navigated 3 wars and my empire has been on the brink of bankruptcy everyday. It’s awesome 10/10 🤣🤣

#deskreset #desktidy #designyourworkspace #myworkspace #freelance #freelancelife #freelancer #freelancedesigner #desksetup #deskgoals #desktour #deskagram #studygram #cosygaming #cosygamer

What’s new in non-fiction? 🧐📚

I was a bit early for a brunch date on Friday so I popped into @foyleswaterloo to check out their New Non-Fiction shelf 😊 One of the things that I love about browsing non-fic is that you get a real sense of which topics the world is currently interested in. This trip, I spotted a few books on money, insider exposés (in the world of politics and business), mental health and the future of AI. I also saw a study on Covid and why some countries were better prepared than others - not sure if I’m ready for that yet? 🫣

Did any title catch your eye? What’s on your non-fic TBR? Let me know below! 🥰

🔖 #nonfiction #nonfictionbooks #browsing #bookshopping #foylesbookshop #foyles #newnonfiction #2024nonfiction #comeshoppingwithme #newbooks #2024releases #bookstagram

Hello friends ❤️

I hope January has been kind to you! Work has been quite intense this month but I’ve been making time to slow down and replenish “my cup” at the end of each day and it’s making a world of difference!

QOTD: What do you enjoy doing in your spare time to recharge? 🪫

I realised recently that I am most energised when I spend my free time engaging in different activities that interest me. This could be: crochet, bullet journaling, reading, making progress on an online course, learning a new language, or catching up on a Netflix show. If I do 2-3 of these things in one day, I feel super fulfilled and content. (Of course, this is not a daily occurrence!) Alternatively, doing one thing for hours can be draining. Does anyone else feel the same way, or am I just a busybody? 😆

My currently reading (and foreseeable TBR) is in full-blown new-year-new-me mode and I’m loving it! I can’t wait to share with you any great self-development finds 🥰

Have you been reading any self development books this month? Let me know below!

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#january2024 #lifeupdate #selfdevelopment #selfdevelopmentbooks #selfdevelopmentbook #wellbeing #wellbeingjourney #freelancelife #freelancelifestyle #graphicdesigner

BRB I’m crying 😭❤️ Receiving a copy of a book you’ve worked on will always be the best type of book mail! This is the first fantasy novel that I’ve helped with layout design and typesetting, written and illustrated by the talented @hollymoellercreative.

A Case of Dragons is the first book by my friends at @asteriapress, a start up indie press dedicated to cosy fantasies. Within a month, the first print run has already sold out! 🥳💃 If you love dragons, murder mysteries, and found families, make sure to order a copy ahead of the next print run. You’ll be supporting a debut author and indie press to boot 🥰🥰

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Alara ala Kafta dreams of being a physician one day. Meanwhile, she’s stuck as the dragon Queen’s personal maidservant, harbouring a feud with the royal caretaker to boot.

But when the Queen is murdered and the evidence points squarely at her, Alara is forced into a situation she never could have dreamed of.

In her quest to find vindication, Alara discovers new friends and companions, including a certain tall, brown-eyed wizard who just can’t keep out of her way. As she and Alek draw closer, Alara must draw on her inner strength to face the long-held secrets she uncovers. At the end of the day, will she decide whether the new found family she’s coming to treasure is worth giving up her old life for?

#cosyfantasybooks #cosyfantasymystery #fantasybooks #cosyreads #fantasyromance #fantasyreads #supportindieauthors #supportindiepublishing #debutauthor #indiepublisher

Reminiscing my first “work holiday” as a freelancer ❤️✈️🇻🇳

Last month, I spent two weeks in Vietnam, visiting Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Hoi An for the first time. The trip was like a warm bowl of pho to the soul, filled with lots of food, rest, and family time. I was experiencing a bit of a productivity dip before I left, so being able to explore new cities, sights, and street food during the mornings, and have time to rest, made me look forward to tackling work in my late afternoons (time zone difference win!)

Although I’m not brave enough yet to travel the world with my laptop, this experience has made me feel so grateful for the little freedoms that comes with a freelance lifestyle. I can’t wait to spend time with my grandparents in China next year, laptop in tow! 🥰

If you could escape to a different country tomorrow, where would you go? 🌍❤️

🔖 #freelancelife #freelancedesigner #workholiday #travelgram #holiday #vietnam #vietnamtravel #hochiminhcity #danang #hoian #digitalnomad #digitalnomadlifestyle #travelvlog #gratitude

✒️💻 Book Review: The Multi-Hyphen Method by Emma Gannon 🎨🧠

Star Rating: ⭐⭐⭐
Reading Difficulty: 2/5
Length: 270 pages / 3 hr 44 mins
Available Formats: Hardback, Paperback, Audio, E-book
Recommended for: Those who feel “stuck” in a full time job, those who want to start a side-hustle
Not recommended for: People who are already self-employed

Favourite Quotes ❤️

“I am multiple personalities and all those different selves have different needs. This is the same for you. A multi-hyphenate career nurtures and nourishes these selves and brings out our best skills and abilities.”

“Flexible working shouldn’t be seen as a privilege — it should be a worker’s right.”

Review ✒️

The main concept of The Multi-Hyphen Method is that we, as human beings, are multifaceted. We have different interests, skills, and abilities that make us unique as individuals. A traditional 9-to-5 job can be stifling because it doesn’t allow us to explore the other avenues that could bring us fulfilment. This book encourages us to explore the possibilities of a career that is as multi-faceted as we are — you could be a blogger-cook-nurse-whatever-your-heart-desires, there is strength in being a jack of all trades. The MHM is not necessarily the ultimate guide to get rich quick, instead it positions itself as the most self-fulfilling career approach that you can start today, even if you are working full-time. The book includes interviews with people who have embraced the multi-hyphen lifestyle, as well as how to combat common fears, approach your current employer, build new connections, and manage your relationship with money.

I have mixed feelings about this book mainly because I feel I am not the right target audience. This title is great for people who are stuck in a 9-to-5 job, who want a more flexible working life. If you’re already self-employed, a lot of the concepts in this book wouldn’t be new to you. That being said, this book could be really helpful for its intended audience. If you are feeling a bit lost in your career at the moment and want to consider other options but don’t know where to start, I would recommend this book!

Do you like stories that make you reflect on life? 💭

I started How To Stop Time by Matt Haig whilst I was on holiday, this book kept me company during the quiet hours of plane rides when the lines between sleep and wakefulness blur. This historical fantasy novel follows the life of a four hundred year old narrator, Tom, who’s constantly changing his identity in order to stay alive. The one thing he must not do is to fall in love. As hard as he tries to be at peace with the past, history is catching up to him, and he is forced to question everything he knows about how to live.

This is the second book I’ve read by Matt Haig and I’m becoming smitten with how he weaves philosophy into his stories in a way that is heartfelt, accessible, and universally relatable. I came across so many quotes that resonated with me, which I highlighted and read back a few times. Overall, this slowburner was a light and easy read, I enjoyed it!

Are you a fan of Matt Haig? What should I read next?

🔖 #matthaig #matthaigauthor #howtostoptime #howtostoptimematthaig #fantasybookreview #historicalfictionbookreview #booksthatmakeyouthink #whatimreading #whatshouldireadnext #bookstagram

☁️🪴Where do you enjoy working the most? 💻 ☁️

I am a mood reader and a mood worker. As a freelance graphic designer, I like to work in coffee shops around town at least once a week. ☕️ It stops me from going stir crazy at home but I also find that I can only be productive in one space for so long before I need a change in environment😵‍💫, even if it means switching from the desk to the sofa. I love my little at-home workspace and I will definitely miss it over the next 2 weeks as I take my first “work holiday”. Even though I’m freelance, I’ve never worked abroad before for this long so I’m excited and nervous for this new step! 😊 Hopefully I’ll be able to get settled quickly and find my flow.

What are your working patterns like? How does your working environment affect you? Do you have a favourite place to work? 💭

🔖 #productivity #productivityhabits #workfromhomelife #workfromhome #homeoffice #freelance #freelancedesign #freelancelife #freelancelifestyle
#desksetup #desktour #showmeyourdesk #deskspace #workspace #workspaces #workfromanywhere #booktrolley #bookshelf #workholiday #bookworms #deskgram

🧘 🌼 Review: How to Stay Sane by Philippa Perry 🌼🧘

Star Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐💫
Reading difficulty: moderate
Length: 128 pages / 1hr 48 mins
Available Formats: eBook, Audio, Paperback
Recommended for: Those who love self-reflection and are interested in long term self discovery, fulfilment, and mental stability

‼️Note: no book is a sufficient replacement for professional help if you are struggling with your mental health‼️

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Favourite Quotes ❤️

“Self-observation is a method of re-parenting ourselves.”

“We rely on feelings to navigate our way through our lives.”

“Think of the brain as a muscle and think of opportunities to flex it.”

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Review 📝

Everyone accepts the importance of physical health; isn’t it just as important to aim for the mental equivalent?

Part of @bluebirdbooksforlife ‘s series with The School of Life, Philippa Perry’s How to Stay Sane is a concise, thoughtful, and intellectually written guide to achieving mental stability and wellbeing. Combining both psychological research and philosophical teachings, Perry proposes and examines a four fold method to staying sane: self-observation, relating to others, stress, and inner narrative. Each element comes with case studies and recommended ways to incorporate the teachings in your own life. There is also a collection of exercises included at the end.

This book is truly one of a kind - not your stereotypical self development book. The teachings were profound and really resonated with me. Perry holds our hand through the process of becoming our own therapist, connecting with others in a way that nourishes the soul, finding fulfilment in challenges, and taking back control of our own narrative. I will be keeping this one close to my heart to reread time and time again.

🏷️ #nonfictionreviews #bluebirdbooks #booksforlife #selfhelprecommendations #selfhelpbooks #selfdevelopmentbooks #selfhelpquotes #mentalwellness #mentalwellbeing #mentalhealth #nonfictionbooks #nonfictionreads #nonfictionbookshelf #bluebird #psychologytips #schooloflife #philosophyforlife #bookstagramsupportsmentalhealth #nonfictionbookstagram

Do you read in the mornings or during your commute to work? 🌤️

I love this little snippet of snatched time. As a freelancer who works from home, my daily “commute” is usually a 5 second treck from one room to another but it can takes hours more before I feel fully “at work”. Once a week, I do make a trip into London to work in an office and I’ve picked up the habit of reading business books to fill the time spent on the train and tube. It stimulates my waking brain, encourages me to reflect on my current progress, and gets me energised for the work day ahead. I am now trying to carry this habit over to my work-from-home days, hoping this ritual will help me to mentally “get to work”.

I have tried reading fiction before but I have been so engrossed with the story that I’ve been tempted to miss my stop 😂

What do you like to read to fill your morning / travel time and why? Let me know below! ❤️

🔖 #morningmotivation #morningreading #morningreadingtime #businessbooks #personaldevelopmentbooks #commutelife #freelancelifestyle #readingtime #workfromhome #workfromhomelife #booksforcommuting #booksforcommutes #booksforcommuters

So much can happen in one year. Forever grateful to be sharing my freelance journey with this family of incredible creatives 🧡 @tandemcollectiveuk @tandemcollectiveglobal

🔖 #TeamTandem #freelancelife #freelancejourney #freelancersofinstagram #remotework

Some #BabelReadalong behind the scenes 🤩

One of my favourite things about working with @tandemcollectiveuk are the amazing book covers I come across. The cover design for Babel is absolutely gorgeous and the passion of the creative minds behind #BabelReadalong shines through in the design brief for these readalong cards which get darker as the storyline progresses. I’ve had so much fun working on these and can’t wait to share them with you all! ✨

#BabelReadalong starts this week, if you’re a fan of the book or you’ve been meaning to check it out, why not tag yourself in? You can find the cards at @tandemcollectiveuk’s website or via my bio 🥰

#babel #graphicdesign #bookmarketing #workinpublishing #beautifulbookcovers

Attended my second #LondonBookFair last week as a freelance designer! 😊

As a freelancer who works from home, human interaction on a mass scale can be intimidating. Fortunately for me, book people are the best kind of people! Ended the day motivated, inspired, and in the company of new friends 🥰 Can’t wait for LBF2024!

#LBF2023 #LondonBookFair2023 #WorkInPublishing

Explore Hay-on-Wye with me on a rainy day ☔️

🔖 #townofbooks #hayonwye #booksandtravel #rainyday #outandabout #whales #exploringuk

Do you prefer new book shops or secondhand book shops, or bookshops that do both? 📚

I find secondhand bookshops have their own personality and individual quirks so they can be more interesting to explore and you can find really good deals on pre-loved books, but I personally prefer browsing new bookshops for their modern design and to gawk at the covers of new releases! They sometimes have an in-store café too which is always a plus 🥰

Do you have a preference? Let me know your thoughts below! 💭

🔖 #bookshops #exploringbookshops #hayeonwye #secondhandbooks
#prelovedbooks
#secondhandbookshops #newvssecondhand #indiebookshops #booksbooksbooks

I love a good book nook 🥰📚

📖cr: A Court of Wings and Ruin
📍lc: Ye Old Ferry Inn @yofi_1473

🔖#booknook #booknookstagram #amreading #currentlyreading #cosycorners #hygge #cosyreading #wyevalley #yofi #roadtripping #readingretreat

Fun fact: the making of this reel broke my Instagram app 💀😭😂 But I'm back and attempting for the billionth time 😇 Have had to sacrifice captions though 💔

I read this during a warm digital detox weekend in August, it was strange in all the best ways, I loved it ❤️ Do you like reading books that comment on society? What should I read next?

#currentlyreading #currentread #conveniencestorewoman #translatedfiction #sayakamurata #literaryfiction #japaneseliterature #japanesefiction

Go stationery shopping with me 🖍️🛍️

I could spend hours in a stationery shop, what a better way to unwind at the end of a work day? As you can probably tell, I have a specific taste in stationery 🐱🐾

Do you have a favourite stationery shop? Let me know below! ❤️

#stationeryshopping #shopwithme #stationeryhaul #windowshopping #stationeryaddict #catstationery #paperchase #studygram

✨ pov: escaping to a cottage in the Welsh mountainside ⛰️✨

I'm lucky to be taking a spontaneous trip with my boyfriend this week ☺️ We are renting the coziest cottage on the outskirts of Snowdonia, taking long walks in the mountainside by day and getting plenty of rest at night - just the kind of escape I need! ❤️

What does your ideal escape look like? 💭

#CosyCottage #CosyHome #cottagecore #readingretreat #bookworm #bookstagram #wales #snowdonia

What I'm Reading 📖☕✨ (AD-PR Product 🎁)

I'm currently reading this gorgeous book for @tandemcollectiveuk and I'm in LOVE with it. 😍 It's described as "therapy in a book" and it can't be more true!

Offering both theory and practise, Dr Soph teaches us all the important things we didn't learn (and really should have learned!) at school such as self understanding, emotional intelligence, and how to handle difficult situations - in other words, how to be human in this complex society. All of this is delivered in the most compassionate and considerate way, I really appreciate the little reminders at the start of difficult chapter to take things slowly, to take care of yourself, and to step away if you need to. This is a stellar example of how a good self-help / development book should be written and is a credit to Dr Soph as both an author and a clinical psychologist. Although this book is rooted in theory, this is far from a stuffy psychology book, everything is framed in a way to encourage you to reflect on and apply it to your own life. You are encouraged to explore and come to an understanding of why you are the way you are and, most importantly, learn some important go-to techniques to maintain your mental wellbeing if therapy is something you aren't in need of / prepared for. It should be emphasised that this book is NOT a replacement for therapy but it's a good place to start for those who are curious.

If you have a huge interest in psychology and self development like I do, and you love our Non-Fic readalongs, keep your eyes peeled for this one 👀 I can't wait to share it with you all! 🥰

Thank you @tandemcollectiveuk and @simonschusteruk for my gifted copy ❤️

(P.S The cover though!!! I know the paperback version might end up looking completely different but I'm obsessed 😍)

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