2022 is set to be an incredible year for non-fiction self-help and memoirs, exploring how we can address global issues while finding hope in our own personal lives, these books are smart, readable conversation starters. Check out some of these new and well known names:
📚 Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before? by Dr Julie Smith
📚 Toxic Positivity: Keeping It Real In A World Obsessed With Being Happy by Whitney Goodman
📚 Financial Wellness And How To Find It by Melanie Eusebe
📚 Saved By The Siesta by Brice Faraut and translated by Eric Rosencrantz
📚 Out Of Office by Anne Helen Petersen and Charlie Warzel
📚 I Came All This Way To Meet You by Jami Attenberg
📚 Holding Tight, Letting Go by Sarah Hughes
📚 The Cost Of Sexism by Linda Scott
📚 Totally Fine by Tiffany Philippou
📚 In The Shadow Of The Mountain by Silvia Vasquez-Lavado
📚 Ugly by Anita Bhagwandas
📚 Queer Body Power by Essie Dennis
📚 Any Girl by Mia Döring
📚 The Go-Between by Osman Yousefzada
📚 Vagina Obscura by Rachel E Gross
📚 About A Son by David Whitehouse
📚 Hands by Lauren Brown
📚 Poor Little Sick Girls by Ione Gamble
📚 Brown Girl Like Me by Jaspreet Kaur
📚 Five Steps To Financial Wellbeing by Clare Seal
📚 This Mortal Coil: A History of Death by Andrew Doig
📚 Notes On Heartbreak by Annie Lord
📚 Sex Bomb by Sadia Azmat
📚 Get Rich Or Lie Trying by Symeon Brown
📚 Growing Out by Barbara Blake Hannah
📚 The Year The World Went Mad by Mark Woolhouse
📚 Sex, Drugs And Yoga by Birdie Paradise
📚 How We Can Win by Kimberly Jones
Which ones would you add to your TBR? Keep an eye out for the Penguin book catalogue next week.
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