Question!

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Hello everyone! 💜

I wanted to ask if you read self-help books? I myself read them every now and again, usually alongside a regular read.

Do you find that they help you? I love them, and think that each one offers something different. 😇

If you'd like recommendations, or want to recommend me a self-help book, comment below! 👇

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