Hello 👋🏽 What book did you recently finish reading? Did you enjoy it? (I'd be happy to suggest some books. I'm just trying to get an idea of your reading taste first). 😊
@@passporttoeden recent one was girl to goddess and my taste is kind mixed like understanding women's emotions, relationship and money , but I'm open to most categories
@@passporttoeden in terms of if i liked it so I'd say that it was more of poems and the biography of the writer than expressing what women's feel though that poems were very relatable to women's as it portrayed the struggle and healing and challenges she faced , she had some tough struggle times and i knew she wanted to express her lifestory through book as some people want to share their moments of life to others ( in short it was good for those with emotions and appreciation for women's struggle and the underrated potential of women's in this world)
@@rockybhai8699 If you are looking for a book that is emotion-focused, you might like A Man Called Ove by Frederik Backman (it's not related to women's emotions but it does break down a character's emotional journey. I'm not sure if you've read it, but it's a translated Swedish contemporary about a curmudgeon). Another book I'd recommend is Passing by Nella Larsen (this is a very readable classic set in the Harlem Renaissance that explores how "passing" affected relationships in America in the 1920s). If you're looking for books about understanding women's emotions, I'd recommend Kim JiYoung, Born 1982, a translated South Korean fiction with an everyman (well, in this case an everywoman) as a main character. I'd definitely recommend checking the content warnings for these books if you are interested in reading any of them! 😊
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Heyy 👋🏻 i also love reading and I've recently finished a book and would love some new suggestions. Thanks
Hello 👋🏽 What book did you recently finish reading? Did you enjoy it? (I'd be happy to suggest some books. I'm just trying to get an idea of your reading taste first). 😊
@@passporttoeden recent one was girl to goddess and my taste is kind mixed like understanding women's emotions, relationship and money , but I'm open to most categories
@@passporttoeden in terms of if i liked it so I'd say that it was more of poems and the biography of the writer than expressing what women's feel though that poems were very relatable to women's as it portrayed the struggle and healing and challenges she faced , she had some tough struggle times and i knew she wanted to express her lifestory through book as some people want to share their moments of life to others ( in short it was good for those with emotions and appreciation for women's struggle and the underrated potential of women's in this world)
@@rockybhai8699 If you are looking for a book that is emotion-focused, you might like A Man Called Ove by Frederik Backman (it's not related to women's emotions but it does break down a character's emotional journey. I'm not sure if you've read it, but it's a translated Swedish contemporary about a curmudgeon). Another book I'd recommend is Passing by Nella Larsen (this is a very readable classic set in the Harlem Renaissance that explores how "passing" affected relationships in America in the 1920s). If you're looking for books about understanding women's emotions, I'd recommend Kim JiYoung, Born 1982, a translated South Korean fiction with an everyman (well, in this case an everywoman) as a main character. I'd definitely recommend checking the content warnings for these books if you are interested in reading any of them! 😊