It’s the month of love, and what we love the most is books! Diving into new stories always brings us joy and this month the joy is doubled with exciting genres like short stories, graphic novels, autobiographies and psychology. We can’t wait for you to read them.
Here are the books releasing this month:
Written by Dr. Cassandra Aasmundsen-Fry, a Clinical Psychologist, this book explains through the stories of her clients how the knowledge and life we have buried are responsible for making us feel stuck in our relationships, careers and search for fulfilment. It talks about unearthing and embracing the difficult parts to reconnect with ourselves and with hope.
Written by Ismim Putera, this book features short stories that expose the flimsy nature of the human heart and the frailty of the human body in various ways. They’re gruesome, and surreal and will truly keep you hooked with every page.
Written by Tshering Tobgay, Bhutan’s esteemed Prime Minister and TED Talks sensation, this book will help you discover the transformative power of wisdom, courage, and compassion. It offers invaluable insights into leadership that combine ancient wisdom and modern best practices, blending timeless guidance from the past with today’s principles for effective governance.
Written in poetic form by Felix Cheong and illustrated by Arif Rafhan, this book puts a finger on the zeitgeist of our times. Here is a graphic novel that talks about how we know what’s real in an age defined by curation; and how we even recognize ourselves when we reveal our ‘true’ selves.
Written by Amanda Oon, this book tells us a story of family, race, identity, and self-discovery. But, above all, it is a cultural portrait of Singapore and Malaysia’s rich heritage and history. It’s an autobiography that will take you from London to Singapore and talk about the food, culture, and people that shape the identities of these two countries.
Happy Reading!