A soulful self‑help book that swaps toxic positivity for radical emotional honesty and offers a surprisingly practical path to inner calm.

A yacht sinks, God shows up in a lifeboat, and everyone has baggage. A short, spiritual survival tale that’s moving, flawed, and oddly timely.

A psychiatrist, a patient and a few alleged past lives walk into a therapy room. Many Lives, Many Masters is bizarre, comforting and oddly convincing.

The Four Agreements is a spiritual cult favourite, but did it change my life? I closed the book feeling unconvinced, a bit bemused, and oddly underwhelmed.