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Rebirth

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By Shivani Dave Verified
| Medium
A book review of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Ranson “This too shall pass.” “Everything happens for a reason.” “Don’t be sad, be happy.” “You can do it. You’re a rockstar. Just focus on the positive.” Sounds familiar, right? These are the go-to phrases of most self-help books, encouraging you to suppress your emotions and embrace your situation by force-feeding positivity.
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There is no way to happiness, Happiness is the way

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By Shivani Dave Verified
| Medium
A book review of Unposted Letters by Mahatria Ra Letters have long been associated with love stories — tales of lovers pouring their hearts onto paper during times of separation. But drumroll, this book is not about a romantic longing between two people. Instead, it’s about a love that many forget to nurture — the love for oneself. This book beautifully captures the essence of human interaction in all its forms and shows how deeply it connects with self-awareness and self-respect.
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Gay’s the Word: the power of LGBTQ+ books for trans people-free workshop

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By Shivani Dave Verified
| eventbrite.com
Come and discover the untold story of what happened when government officers raided a queer bookshop in 1984 — and how the community fought back against censorship. This workshop will be tailored to the trans community, and it includes the story of the raid, group discussion about the importance of queer books, and the chance to make an artistic response to the story and themes. We're also running the workshop on April 17th, tailored to queer disabled people.
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