Kylie Tusing | Content Editor
This weekend is our first one of Wellness Days. Taking time to rest and do the hobbies or things that we are passionate about is crucial to our mental health. Therefore, I have curated a list of books that can cover an array of areas for your weekend. From meditation to self-help to thriller to romance, the perfect book for you is in here.
A Rhythm of Prayer by Sarah Bessey
This is a faith-based book dedicated to helping in the seasons of being burnt out and stressed. Author Sarah Bessey curates a list of prayers and guided meditations to give help, hope and peace for its readers.
Everything is Figureoutable by Marie Forleo
This self-help book is designed not to teach you how to live your life but instead change your thought process. For the people who are overwhelmed, stressed and stuck in situations, this book is an outlet for you to create habits, mantras and a life that you love with a healthier mentality.
Eight Perfect Murders by Peter Swanson
In this story, a bookseller who finds himself in the midst of an FBI investigation when a serial killer begins to use him as inspiration. Malcolm Kershaw, a fan of both books and unsolvable murders creates a list of the best ones. When a murderer starts falling off the list and watching Kershaw’s every move it’s up to him and a detective to solve the case.
Bridgerton: The Duke and I by Julia Quinn
Before it was a Netflix hit series, Bridgerton was a New York Times bestseller for all romance novel lovers. If you binged watched Bridgerton for an entire day then reading the book and getting more stories from our favorite Duke this book is for you.
Plant Over Processed by Andrea Hannemann
This book is host to over 50 recipes that are simple and all plant-based, which is perfect if you are looking to try a new recipe or hobby over the course of wellness days. All natural, plant-based food is not only good for your body but your soul too.
The Lions of Fifth Avenue by Fiona Davis
A Good Morning America book pick and New York Times bestseller, this book tells two stories that are wrapped beautifully together in one. Following the story of Sadie Donovan, the curator for the New York City Public Library, this story is filled with scandal, family secrets and romance from the first page. With particular emphasis on Sadie’s struggle to escape her family heritage, specifically her famous grandmother Laura Lyons, a woman’s right suffragist from the peak of the women’s movement, this book is hard to put down.
Big Lies in a Small Town by Diane Chamberlain
Written from Barnes and Noble, “Morgan Christopher’s life has been derailed. Taking the fall for a crime she did not commit, her dream of a career in art is put on hold—until a mysterious visitor makes her an offer that will get her released from prison immediately. Her assignment: restore an old post office mural in a sleepy southern town.” Though when Morgan uncovers a mysterious death, the entire truth is not too far behind.
This weekend, I will be starting the pile of rom-coms that I have been meaning to get to all semester in hopes of finishing at least one today. Have a relaxing Wellness Weekend Falcons!
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