Avery

This is the very first book that got me into philosophy in my teens. An incredibly easy read but it conveys curiosity inducing topics. I remember finding the later parts a little bit difficult back then, but upon rereading, although some parts required effort to grasp, they are simplified and well explained.

Not entirely a bad read, but I struggled to connect with the spiritual aspects

The book provided clear explanations of emotions and their causes, but it fell short on offering practical strategies for managing them.

It's one of those inspiring books that makes me want to apply its lessons to my life but I forget them shortly after finishing it

You'll like it if you're unsure on how to enhance something in your life. It is brief and straightforward