Loved "The Power of Now". Books that have changed my life are "Skinny Bitch" (about eating healthy and avoiding dairy, meat & processed food), David Allen's "Getting Things Done", and Marie Kondo's "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up." Also recently read Elizabeth Gilbert's "Big Magic" and really enjoyed it.
The Magic by Ronda Byrne changed my life!!! when I fully did the daily gratitude exerices, my whole being changed. it went from just saying thank you to fully feeling it everytime. I love it!
I would like to recommend a book series called The Best Buddhist Writing. A new book comes out each year, and each book is a collection of Buddhist essays and stories by the best Buddhist writers. (I'm not Buddhist but it is amazing). Another favourite of mine is again, a Buddhist book called Hooked- Buddhist Writings on Greed, Desire, and the Urge to Consume. This one is life- changing as you say. Everyone should read this!
the slight edge by jeff olson - its about how your small day to day tasks add up, i think you would really enjoy it. how to win friends and influence people - dont let the title scare you! it gives you tips on how to get along with people, its a classic! the millionaire next door - its about finances but could be applied to more
Binge watching your videos. I'm in the process of decluttering my apartment and finding your videos very helpful! Thanks for all the tips. Keep up the good work!
For me, this is an aspirational video. :-) I have several thousand books in my home and it's hard to part with them. I can't pick one that has been the most inspirational, but I have many that I have read many, many times. One day (soon I hope) I'll bring myself to sort and part with the rest.
Hi Melissa!!i really love the book "you can heal your life" by louise hay!!i feel it's really empowering learning how to love yourself and how to forgive yourself!!i'm very happy you have that awesome book too!!!
Thank you for sharing these books with us! And thank you for your channel. You've definitely influenced me to become much more minimal just this month and I'm seeing a lot of differences in my life already! To answer your question, these are the books that have positively impacted me the most: The Success Principles by Jack Canfield (for getting the things you want most), Shadows Before Dawn by Teal Swan (for self love), The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks (for expanding past upper limits), and The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up (for realizing what you truly value).
I just finished the best relationship-book I've ever read, it's only in ebook format right now, but as soon as it's in hard-copy I'm going to buy 20 of them, one for me and the rest to give to every high-school student, college student, and everyone I know who is dating: "The Old Money Guide to Marriage: Getting It Right--Making It Last", by Byron Tully Another recent book I've read that is definitely mind- and life-expanding is "Become and Idea Machine" by Claudia Altucher. Putting her ideas into daily practice can be powerful. This morning was my 558th day of using "The Magic" by Rhonda Byrne; she has a practice for each of 30 days, and after day 30 I go back to the beginning and start over again. I thought I was grateful and happy before I started using this book, but I was about 1/5 the amount of grateful before I started this book than I was at the end of the first month, it has been very powerful for me. Wattles' books had a significant impact on me a few years ago, and I believe you've read all of them, too. I've read all your recommendations except Goddard, so I'm off to get that one now--thanks!
A book that literally changed my life was by Wayne Dyer and is called "Your eroneous zones" I can't tell you how many copies I have bought for people as a gift too!
Tolle's books are also in my minimalist collection! I think everyone can get something out of his writings. Btw I'm so glad to have stumbled upon your channel today, enjoying it a ton =)
I love the book Your money or your life by Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin, books by Elaine St. James, The simple living guide by Janet Luhrs and as a mother my favorite English is 25 Things Every New Mother Should Know by Martha Sears, R.N., with William Sears, M.D.
The Bible has without a doubt been the most uplifting, life changing and enlightening book in my life. It gives me peace and hope and challenges me to grow as a person and believer. Another favorite is "The little Princess" by Frances Hodgson Burnett. It also tells the story of a little good hearted orphan girl with a very positive outlook on life. I have not read Pollyanna (yet, although after this I have to;-) but the two do sound very similar! I am a sucker for these kinds of stories (also Anne of Greengables and The secret garden) as they are just GOOD and full of positivity and warmth.
Very interesting books :) I will definitely read some of them. Thanks for sharing! The books, which changed my life completely during the last months: The miracle Morning- Hal Elrod Nothing Special, Living Zen - Charlotte Joko Beck The life-changing magic of tidying up - Mari Kondo
Dear Melissa, You look fantastic in those colours! I find books quite hard to decluter, but still I donated most of mine books to the local library. My fiction book is "the little prince". My newest puchased book is "At home with madame chic". It's written by Jennifer L.Scott who is the author of a best seller "Lessons from madame chic". She also has a youtube chanel called "Daily Connoisseur".
Wow, you look fabulous in red! Elaine St. James books are super. I also love The Joy of Less and Zen habits. Animal, Vegetable and Mineral by Kingsolver is wonderful as is Harvest for Hope by Jane Goodall. Check them out at your local library.
Works of Jidda Krishnamurti. A main principle of his theory is: Everybody has to go his own path (not surprising, but reading it with his explanations makes more sense to it). Alan Alda, the actor, is an interesting person to me who knows how to write good books.
Most transformative book I've read is a Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. Maybe no one else can relate but I read this book in high school for the first time and it really made me look at my life and think about my actions, my properties and how they may effect others. It's a good short read
The miracle morning by Hal Elrod The Alchemist and Pilgrimage to Santiago the Compostella by Paulo Coelho (and many more books from Paulo Coelho are inspiring). The love letters of Khalil Gibran and Mary Haskell First Be, then you can relate (on love)- Osho Musicophilia (tales of music and the brain) by Oliver Sachs Life between death and rebirth by Rudolf Steiner A more beautiful question by Warren Berger
So many books and I`ve read most of them but I particularly love Eckhart Tolle. The way that I improve my vocabulary is by following something that my English teacher told me many years ago. When I`m reading I use a piece of paper as a bookmark and always have a pen/pencil nearby. When I read a word I`m not sure the meaning of I just write the word down on the paper bookmark. When there are a good number fo words I look them up in the dictionary and write their meanings down next to the word. That way you always have words on the bookmark within your book and you will be amazed how quickly you pick new words up.
+Vegan Minimalist Mark I love that tip! Thanks, Mark :) Also, have you read the four agreements and the fifth agreement by Don Miguel Ruiz? They are really great :)
Great video!I read You can heal your life by Louise Hay when I was 12 I bought it during a trip In Mexico and It made a huge difference in the way I think and I just added the other books you recomended to my to be read pile. Thanks for sharing.
The Total Money Makeover by D. Ramsey is a book that completely got my mind right about not only personal finances but consumerism & the truth about the Jones'. Also shout out to The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying up!!! Life changing for sure, this book has been a godsend.
Favorite books include: "The Holy Bible (English Standard Version)"; "The Total Money Makeover" by Dave Ramsey; "Minimalism: Essential Essays" by Joshua Fields Milburn and Ryan Nicodemus; "Generation to Generation" by Edwin Friedman; The Lutheran Service Book (my church's hymnal). I've also enjoyed reading biographies, especially George Washington and John Adams.
Hi Melissa! I just received in the mail the book The Power of Now, which I ordered online. I can't wait to read it! I bought it used (of course!) and the seller left a postcard from India inside, as a bookmark! This is so funny because you mentioned you bought your copy in India! :)) Greetings from Germany
These were great choices! I love hay's book! That's a life changer. I also loved the book many lives many masters by brian Weiss. I'm going to buy the power of now, right now!
I really enjoyed Barry Schwart'z The paradox of choice why more us less. how the culture of abundance robs us of satisfaction. It really helped me with my minimalist journey
I love your book recommendations! As for transformational books, I'd have to list Working On Yourself Doesn't Work by Ariel and Shya Kane. It similar to The Power of Now. Thanks for your wonderful videos!!
"Nothing is Impossible" by Dynamo Magician. He really proves how you can achieve anything with hard work, passion and faith. Seems a bit like manifestation to me, and it did really resonate with me. Great video by the way. I love what you do!
In the beginning it was The secret by Rhonda B. , also Zero limits by Joe Vitale - that has changed my life totally! :-), The four agreements - Miguel Ruiz and after so many "new age" and non fiction books I fall totally in love with 4- hour week by Timothy Ferriss. :-) I love non fiction books so much, it gives me so much motivation and isnpiration.
Haha, I enjoy reading through dictionaries and books like that as well (= I love to write and I often feel like my words are so painfully lacking compared to the pictures and stories in my head, so expanding my vocabulary is really important to me. But I wouldn't do it if it wasn't fun (: The one most influential book is really hard to pick... the most precious ones to me were always the ones I just could get lost in, like the Lord of the Rings or the novels written by Jules Verne. Haven't come across any truly life-changing ones yet. Thank you for your recommendations, Melissa!
Clear Your Clutter With Feng Shui is a great read. It deals with physical clutter, but also emotional clutter. The title is deceiving because there's only one short chapter on Feng shui (which I didn't really relate to).
I think we owe it to ourselves to find the right faith and worship God. In return I feel so at peace and happy. My advice would be judge the faith by the faith not some people in the faith as you'll find the majority are lovely but some are mislead by the devil and are horrible. The Best Book that changed my life by really researching the facts was the Quran. I feel at peace and happy. Your video shows somethings which make you happy. I lead a healthy life style that's why I like you channel ☺
+holistic79 Thank you. That's wonderful that you feel at peace and happy. All the best and thank you for watching my videos and for your comments :) Have a wonderful day. ♥
Best Books ( I'm 13) Harry potter series waterfire saga the school for good and evil Chronicles of Narnia Watership down four children and it Ballet shoes The amulet of samarakand Northern lights Dancing shoes
great video, i love getting inspired by books. my all time favourite is the alchemist by Paulo Coelho and recently i discovered Big magic by Elizabeth Gilbert. i find it lifechanging as well and am very grateful that I have come across this one. highly highly recommend it! :)
Best Books ( I'm 13) Harry potter series waterfire saga the school for good and evil Chronicles of Narnia Watership down four children and it Ballet shoes The amulet of samarakand Northern lights Dancing shoes
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Loved "The Power of Now". Books that have changed my life are "Skinny Bitch" (about eating healthy and avoiding dairy, meat & processed food), David Allen's "Getting Things Done", and Marie Kondo's "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up."
Also recently read Elizabeth Gilbert's "Big Magic" and really enjoyed it.
The Magic by Ronda Byrne changed my life!!! when I fully did the daily gratitude exerices, my whole being changed. it went from just saying thank you to fully feeling it everytime. I love it!
Beautiful color (your shirt), and thanks for the awesome book tips!
I would like to recommend a book series called The Best Buddhist Writing. A new book comes out each year, and each book is a collection of Buddhist essays and stories by the best Buddhist writers. (I'm not Buddhist but it is amazing). Another favourite of mine is again, a Buddhist book called Hooked- Buddhist Writings on Greed, Desire, and the Urge to Consume. This one is life- changing as you say. Everyone should read this!
the slight edge by jeff olson - its about how your small day to day tasks add up, i think you would really enjoy it.
how to win friends and influence people - dont let the title scare you! it gives you tips on how to get along with people, its a classic!
the millionaire next door - its about finances but could be applied to more
+brodie J Thank you... you're right.. they do sound like books I would enjoy. I will check them out :)
Binge watching your videos. I'm in the process of decluttering my apartment and finding your videos very helpful! Thanks for all the tips. Keep up the good work!
For me, this is an aspirational video. :-) I have several thousand books in my home and it's hard to part with them. I can't pick one that has been the most inspirational, but I have many that I have read many, many times. One day (soon I hope) I'll bring myself to sort and part with the rest.
"Hinds' Feet on High Places" its an allegorical novel by English author Hannah Hurnard.
Thank you for your book recommendations, I always search for inspiring books that change my thoughts in a positive way. Greetings from Germany! :)
Your top looks amazing on you!
the power of now has changed my life! amazing book!
Hi Melissa!!i really love the book "you can heal your life" by louise hay!!i feel it's really empowering learning how to love yourself and how to forgive yourself!!i'm very happy you have that awesome book too!!!
I absolutely love this vid, thank you so much for the links.
Thank you for sharing these books with us! And thank you for your channel. You've definitely influenced me to become much more minimal just this month and I'm seeing a lot of differences in my life already! To answer your question, these are the books that have positively impacted me the most: The Success Principles by Jack Canfield (for getting the things you want most), Shadows Before Dawn by Teal Swan (for self love), The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks (for expanding past upper limits), and The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up (for realizing what you truly value).
+Karen Sagun Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos :) And thank you for the book recommendations :)
Great video! I'm excited to have some books to add to my reading list ☺️
The Kite Runner - a novel by Afghan-American author Khaled Hosseini
I loved the mastery of love and the four agreements by don Miguel Ruiz. I definitely think you'd enjoy them based on the books in this video 😊
I just finished the best relationship-book I've ever read, it's only in ebook format right now, but as soon as it's in hard-copy I'm going to buy 20 of them, one for me and the rest to give to every high-school student, college student, and everyone I know who is dating:
"The Old Money Guide to Marriage: Getting It Right--Making It Last", by Byron Tully
Another recent book I've read that is definitely mind- and life-expanding is "Become and Idea Machine" by Claudia Altucher. Putting her ideas into daily practice can be powerful.
This morning was my 558th day of using "The Magic" by Rhonda Byrne; she has a practice for each of 30 days, and after day 30 I go back to the beginning and start over again. I thought I was grateful and happy before I started using this book, but I was about 1/5 the amount of grateful before I started this book than I was at the end of the first month, it has been very powerful for me.
Wattles' books had a significant impact on me a few years ago, and I believe you've read all of them, too. I've read all your recommendations except Goddard, so I'm off to get that one now--thanks!
The Power of now was one of the most important books I´ve ever read. But Ask and it is given from Esther And Jerry Hicks changed my life. Definitly.
+Nadia Luna I agree... Ask and It Is Given is amazing! :)
Thanks for adding the links as well. Great books!
A book that literally changed my life was by Wayne Dyer and is called "Your eroneous zones" I can't tell you how many copies I have bought for people as a gift too!
Marie kondo's book changed a lot in me and my surroundings.. But I'm in the process still:)
Tolle's books are also in my minimalist collection! I think everyone can get something out of his writings. Btw I'm so glad to have stumbled upon your channel today, enjoying it a ton =)
I love the book Your money or your life by Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin, books by Elaine St. James, The simple living guide by Janet Luhrs and as a mother my favorite English is 25 Things Every New Mother Should Know by Martha Sears, R.N., with William Sears, M.D.
I meant English book
The Bible has without a doubt been the most uplifting, life changing and enlightening book in my life. It gives me peace and hope and challenges me to grow as a person and believer. Another favorite is "The little Princess" by Frances Hodgson Burnett. It also tells the story of a little good hearted orphan girl with a very positive outlook on life. I have not read Pollyanna (yet, although after this I have to;-) but the two do sound very similar! I am a sucker for these kinds of stories (also Anne of Greengables and The secret garden) as they are just GOOD and full of positivity and warmth.
Very interesting books :) I will definitely read some of them. Thanks for sharing!
The books, which changed my life completely during the last months:
The miracle Morning- Hal Elrod
Nothing Special, Living Zen - Charlotte Joko Beck
The life-changing magic of tidying up - Mari Kondo
Dear Melissa, You look fantastic in those colours! I find books quite hard to decluter, but still I donated most of mine books to the local library. My fiction book is "the little prince". My newest puchased book is "At home with madame chic". It's written by Jennifer L.Scott who is the author of a best seller "Lessons from madame chic". She also has a youtube chanel called "Daily Connoisseur".
+MissJaneBond Thank you! and Thank you for the book recommendations :)
Wow, you look fabulous in red! Elaine St. James books are super. I also love The Joy of Less and Zen habits. Animal, Vegetable and Mineral by Kingsolver is wonderful as is Harvest for Hope by Jane Goodall. Check them out at your local library.
+Cheri Lyn Thank you for the compliment and for the book recommendations :)
I love your videos and I liked the color theme :) Thank you for sharing :)
I enjoy Shiva Rea's "Tending the Heart Fire."
That travel book looks like a nice escape book .:) You look very pretty in that color red, by the way.
Works of Jidda Krishnamurti. A main principle of his theory is: Everybody has to go his own path (not surprising, but reading it with his explanations makes more sense to it).
Alan Alda, the actor, is an interesting person to me who knows how to write good books.
Most transformative book I've read is a Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. Maybe no one else can relate but I read this book in high school for the first time and it really made me look at my life and think about my actions, my properties and how they may effect others. It's a good short read
+fashionforwardable I also read Of Mice and Men in high school... very powerful messages. Thanks for your comment. :)
The miracle morning by Hal Elrod
The Alchemist and Pilgrimage to Santiago the Compostella by Paulo Coelho (and many more books from Paulo Coelho are inspiring).
The love letters of Khalil Gibran and Mary Haskell
First Be, then you can relate (on love)- Osho
Musicophilia (tales of music and the brain) by Oliver Sachs
Life between death and rebirth by Rudolf Steiner
A more beautiful question by Warren Berger
+Inge van den Broek Thank you for the recommendations :)
Great book choices, The Alchemist by Paolo Coelho was a definite game changer for me!
So many books and I`ve read most of them but I particularly love Eckhart Tolle.
The way that I improve my vocabulary is by following something that my English teacher told me many years ago. When I`m reading I use a piece of paper as a bookmark and always have a pen/pencil nearby. When I read a word I`m not sure the meaning of I just write the word down on the paper bookmark. When there are a good number fo words I look them up in the dictionary and write their meanings down next to the word. That way you always have words on the bookmark within your book and you will be amazed how quickly you pick new words up.
+Vegan Minimalist Mark I love that tip! Thanks, Mark :) Also, have you read the four agreements and the fifth agreement by Don Miguel Ruiz? They are really great :)
No, Melissa, I haven`t read those. Thanks for the titles, I`ll look them up.
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Vegan Minimalist Mark You're welcome. If you like Eckhart Tolle, I think you'll enjoy these books as well. :)
+Melissa Alexandria ohhhh I can't wait to collab with you. Riiiight? 🐤🐤
Great video!I read You can heal your life by Louise Hay when I was 12 I bought it during a trip In Mexico and It made a huge difference in the way I think and I just added the other books you recomended to my to be read pile. Thanks for sharing.
The Total Money Makeover by D. Ramsey is a book that completely got my mind right about not only personal finances but consumerism & the truth about the Jones'. Also shout out to The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying up!!! Life changing for sure, this book has been a godsend.
I was a bit disappointed with the Deepak Chopra recommendation. The more I read about him, the more I think he is a scam artist.
Favorite books include: "The Holy Bible (English Standard Version)"; "The Total Money Makeover" by Dave Ramsey; "Minimalism: Essential Essays" by Joshua Fields Milburn and Ryan Nicodemus; "Generation to Generation" by Edwin Friedman; The Lutheran Service Book (my church's hymnal). I've also enjoyed reading biographies, especially George Washington and John Adams.
My best books Owls in The Family by Farley Mowat ; anything by Alexandra Stoddard; Getting Things Done by David Allen ; and the Bible.
I will look into these! Thank you for the recommendations ♥
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Hi Melissa! I just received in the mail the book The Power of Now, which I ordered online. I can't wait to read it! I bought it used (of course!) and the seller left a postcard from India inside, as a bookmark! This is so funny because you mentioned you bought your copy in India! :)) Greetings from Germany
+sunisteph Yes! That's wonderful.. I hope you enjoy it. I have read it many times since then.. and will continue to do so. :)
You make great videos, keep them coming!
You seem like a really nice person :)
These were great choices! I love hay's book! That's a life changer. I also loved the book many lives many masters by brian Weiss. I'm going to buy the power of now, right now!
Super Superb!! Super Superb!! Super Superb!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
I really enjoyed Barry Schwart'z The paradox of choice
why more us less. how the culture of abundance robs us of satisfaction. It really helped me with my minimalist journey
I love your book recommendations! As for transformational books, I'd have to list Working On Yourself Doesn't Work by Ariel and Shya Kane. It similar to The Power of Now. Thanks for your wonderful videos!!
Joyful Wisdom by Yongey Rinpoche! Definitely helped add another dimension to my meditation practice
+Alisha Cecil Thank you .. I will check this out :)
'As A Man Thinketh' by James Allen.
"Nothing is Impossible" by Dynamo Magician. He really proves how you can achieve anything with hard work, passion and faith. Seems a bit like manifestation to me, and it did really resonate with me.
Great video by the way. I love what you do!
+Cassie The Cat I love Dynamo! I didn't know he had a book... I will definitely check it out. Thank you :)
In the beginning it was The secret by Rhonda B. , also Zero limits by Joe Vitale - that has changed my life totally! :-), The four agreements - Miguel Ruiz and after so many "new age" and non fiction books I fall totally in love with 4- hour week by Timothy Ferriss. :-) I love non fiction books so much, it gives me so much motivation and isnpiration.
+Michaela M. Great books... I LOVE the four agreements and the fifth agreement... Definitely life-changers
Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning. Powerful! He was a Jewish psychiatrist who spent time in Nazi prison camps during WW II.
+Asta LaBianca Bob Proctor speaks about him often. Thank you for the recommendation. :)
Haha, I enjoy reading through dictionaries and books like that as well (=
I love to write and I often feel like my words are so painfully lacking compared to the pictures and stories in my head, so expanding my vocabulary is really important to me. But I wouldn't do it if it wasn't fun (:
The one most influential book is really hard to pick... the most precious ones to me were always the ones I just could get lost in, like the Lord of the Rings or the novels written by Jules Verne. Haven't come across any truly life-changing ones yet.
Thank you for your recommendations, Melissa!
Melissa I luv you, been watching your vlogs for a week. ;)
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar book, An intimate note to Sincere seeker has helped me a lot
I really enjoy Deepak Chopras books. You should check out the seven spiritual laws for success (if you haven't already read it)
Forgot about Fearless Creating by Eric Maisel.
Kathy B.
Clear Your Clutter With Feng Shui is a great read. It deals with physical clutter, but also emotional clutter. The title is deceiving because there's only one short chapter on Feng shui (which I didn't really relate to).
I think we owe it to ourselves to find the right faith and worship God. In return I feel so at peace and happy.
My advice would be judge the faith by the faith not some people in the faith as you'll find the majority are lovely but some are mislead by the devil and are horrible.
The Best Book that changed my life by really researching the facts was the Quran. I feel at peace and happy.
Your video shows somethings which make you happy. I lead a healthy life style that's why I like you channel ☺
+holistic79 Thank you. That's wonderful that you feel at peace and happy. All the best and thank you for watching my videos and for your comments :) Have a wonderful day. ♥
Four questions that change your life - Byron Katie
Wow!!!!💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼👏🏼👍🏼cool books📖!!!!!
+CarleenMarleen shafferTheDivas Thank you :)
2 answer your question; the bible is the best book I have ever ever read (66 books)!! I like The Magic of tidyng up by Marie Kondo as well :)
i loved:
brida from paolo coelho
the secret
the celesten prophecy
and I'm reading eat pray love atm..
+As Nature Intended My favorite book is The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. Oddly I haven't read anyting else he's written, now I want to read Brida.
Memory keepers daughter Spark joyWhole 30 / it starts with food
Best Books ( I'm 13)
Harry potter series
waterfire saga
the school for good and evil
Chronicles of Narnia
Watership down
four children and it
Ballet shoes
The amulet of samarakand
Northern lights
Dancing shoes
great video, i love getting inspired by books. my all time favourite is the alchemist by Paulo Coelho and recently i discovered Big magic by Elizabeth Gilbert. i find it lifechanging as well and am very grateful that I have come across this one. highly highly recommend it! :)
have you read The 4 Agreements and The Mastery of Love both by Don Miguel Ruiz?
"Sophie's world"
"Make the Most of Your Time on Earth" - Yikes, that took a lot of trees.
The Holy Bible, King James Version. It strengthens me and guides my life daily.
+Split Pea Wonderful :)
Oprah Winfrey - What I Know For Sure
are you a buddhist?
+barman2v No, but I like a lot of the Buddhist principles.
🌹 Quran 🌹
Sorry for you.
+Arc Kocsog May God help you dear. If you actually read it you wouldn't.
🌹Best to you in life🌹
Yes, read it, but did not particularly like the part about killing infidels...holistic79
Best Books ( I'm 13)
Harry potter series
waterfire saga
the school for good and evil
Chronicles of Narnia
Watership down
four children and it
Ballet shoes
The amulet of samarakand
Northern lights
Dancing shoes