2.10.24

The Dream Cure

The Dream Cure
By Theresa Cheung
Genre:-Psychology and Dreams/Non Fiction
Pages:-288
Publisher:-Thorsons
Blurb:-Decode your dreams and heal your life.
 In Dream Cure Theresa Cheung brings her expertise to unravel the mysteries behind common dreams, exploring their deeper meanings and implications for personal growth. She empowers readers to navigate the intricate landscape of their dreams, fostering a deeper understanding of their own psyche. Cheung guides readers on a path of self-discovery, helping them harness the power of dreams to resolve anxieties, overcome obstacles and ignite positive transformation.
 This book is the ultimate guide for anyone seeking to unlock the potential of their dreams as a tool for healing and self-improvement. Whether you're plagued by recurring nightmares, seeking guidance on major life decisions, simply curious about the hidden depths of your subconscious, The Dream Cure offers a wealth of wisdom and practical advice.
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My Review:-I've always been interested in what your dreams mean, so when I seen The Dream Cure, I knew I had to give it a go. Because I don't sleep much, it is not easy to remember or understand most of my dreams, but there are ones that I would like to know
 Theresa Cheung shares her understanding into dreams, and exploring their meaning. Theresa has put the book into 5 lessons, The stuff of your dreams, How to interpret your dreams, Your life in your dreams, Dreaming in your darkness, Design your own dreams, along with the conclusion. Each lesson has been put into smaller section to help you understand more. I did like the idea of writing your dreams down on single sheets of paper and putting them away to bring out at a later time. Theresa has also included  dream cure journal templates that you can use. It's a book that you can keep picking up and learn more.

1.10.24

Haunt Your Heart Out



Haunt Your Heart Out
By Amber Roberts
Genre:-Romance/Paranormal Romance/Humour
Pages:-304
Publisher:-Penguin
Blurb:-A small-town seasonal romcom about a dashing ghost hunter and the bookseller who made up the ghosts he's chasing. Perfect for fans of Gilmore Girls and Ashley Poston.
 Two strangers, one 'spooky' town...Will they catch ghosts or feelings?
Lex has one rule for dating: no tourists, newcomers, or anyone bound to leave her behind in her sleepy Vermont hometown. Until she hitches a ride with a handsome stranger who later shows up at her quiet bookshop job and now all the walls she's built over the years begin to crumble...
 James is a filmmaker looking into the town's 'haunted' landmarks-viral ghost stories Lex made up anonymously a a teenager. Lex can't resist getting involved because if her secret gets out, it could ruin her chances of one day owning the bookshop. After all, James's stay is only temporary and her career dreams come first. But as they spend more time together, Lex realises she's falling for James. Worse, his mission isn't as frivolous as it seems, and her tricks may cost him much more than a spooky documentary.
 Will her ghost-faking secret be the end of them?
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My Review:-Lex McCall lives in her snowglobe town Stowe, Vermont. Life hasn't always been easy, but now Lex has the life she's always dreamt of having. She lives in a house that she inherited from her grandfather, she also works in a place that she loves, a little book shop. So when she found that she could buy the bookstore, she knew it was going to be hers.
 James is a paranormal documentary filmmaker . He arrives in Stowe to find out about the ghost stories of the town. Lex has rules when it comes to men and dating...no newcomers or tourists. Is James different from the rest? The only problem she's worried about is, the more time she spends with James, will her secret come out and if so what will happen?
It was nice to see the main character was a thirty-something female, not many books have this. I have to say I could see this as a Hallmark movie, with a Halloween and Christmas mix