Learn to Let Go by Meera Lee Patel

 

Do you have a favorite season? I know Fall is a favorite of many people. I enjoy Fall but Spring is my favorite.

📖Learn to Let Go by Meera Lee Patel is a beautifully illustrated guided journal. This beauty looks perfect for the start of the Fall season—or any time. It is a journal for exploring new beginnings and navigating change. It is perfect for the start of any new season in life.

The author pairs inspiring quotes with encouraging prompts to help you face your current struggles and to navigate any difficult transitions. Changes happen throughout life—going back to school, starting a new job, making a new friend, or starting a new relationship—among others. This guided journal gives you prompts and space to process your feelings and gain clarity. 






Learn to Let Go is a good size to carry along in your purse or book bag, besides using it at home.



Thank you to @tarcher_books for my gifted copy. All opinions are my own. 

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