mental health – Coffee Time Reviews

This Book Made Me Laugh at My Mood Disorder

And lighten up the darkest moments

How ‘Mindful Moments for Busy Moms’ Gave Me Back My Sanity

This book is my motherhood bible.

‘The Charm Offensive’ Changed My Life In 10 Hours of Wholesomeness

Cover of The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun on a pale yellow background with colourful dots around.

Alison Cochrun’s romance is sweet, sensitive, but above all, has excellent representation

Anxiety? Books Help

A review of ‘How to Disappear’ by Sharon Huss Roat plus a cool life lesson

‘Maybe You Should Talk to Someone’: The Scoop on Therapy, From a Therapist

Hand holding 'Maybe you should talk to someone' against a wooden background. The cover is light blue with an orange box of tissues in the middle.

‘Maybe You Should Talk to Someone’ is a must-read for anyone who has ever struggled with their mental health, through a therapist’s own experience.

What’s on the Outside Counts Too

Two hands holding open a book on a cream background with flowers and dark brown text saying "the sensorial wonders of books".

The physicality of books and the sensorial experience they offer as objects sets them apart from other written media. This is why.