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  1. Rich Dad Poor Dad: Comic Version (US) Written by Robert Kiyosaki, Translated by Song Hongyu and Li Juncompleted The sooner you learn, the sooner you will benefit! In Rich Dad Poor Dad: Comics Edition, you will learn: 1. How the concept of "work to learn, not to make money" paves the way to financial freedom! 2. Basic knowledge on how to gain wealth by creating assets! 3. How to make money work hard for you instead of you working hard for money! —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. What Do Rich People Do When They Are Poor: the Secret of Getting Rich for Salaried Workers. If You Understand the Methods Used by Rich People to Amass Wealth, It Will Be Difficult to Become Poor Again! (US) Written by Crystal Paine; Translated by Chen Shucompleted During those poor days, Crystal Paine, the author of this book, read through the biographies of thousands of super-rich people and devoted herself to studying the behavior patterns of rich people in getting rich. At the same time, combined with the theory of human behavior, she proposed the concept of "rich behavior" for the first time. After many years of personal practice, she finally succeeded in getting rid of poverty and becoming rich. Now, she imparts these results in this book. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  3. Cthulhu Mythos (Gomai Classic) (US) Written by H. P. Lovecraft; Translated by Yao Xianghuicompleted "The Cthulhu Mythos" is known as the greatest and most influential system of horror novels in the 20th century. The author is H. P. Lovecraft - or "Lovecraft". Suppose there is an ant crawling next to your feet. You will not care whether you step on it or not, because it is too small. Whether it is dead or alive has no effect on you. In the eyes of the ancient evil gods described in the "Cthulhu Mythos", humans are like ants. The "cosmism" advocated by Lovecraft means that human beings are far f —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  4. Why Do You Go Around Poisoning People [Zhan Shen Fan] Mint Chocolate Smoothiecompleted Why do you go around poisoning people [Zhan Shen Fan] —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  5. Kim Ji-Young, Born in 1982 [Korean] Written by Zhao Nanzhu; Translated by Yin Jiaxuancompleted How many invisible ups and downs a girl has to go through before she can grow up into an adult. A rare phenomenon-level bestseller in Asia in the past 10 years, sales exceeded 1 million copies in South Korea based on word of mouth. The Korean Bookstore Federation selected the best novel in 2017, and the author Zhao Nanzhu was awarded the "Writer of the Year" award. South Korean President Moon Jae-in, national host Yoo Jae-seok, "Girls' Generation" Choi Soo-young, and BTS leader Kim Nam-joon are —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  6. The Demon King Returns from Another World Desolate MonumentEastern Fantasy115k Wordsongoing [A different world, with a tendency to make jokes and make jokes, and the protagonist is comic but not deficient (after all, funny characters are invincible)] Five hundred years ago, Yun, the great sage who traveled around the world, suddenly transformed into a demon king and caused a huge storm around the world. In the end, the heroes broke through the Demon King's dungeon. However, they could only obtain (cross out) the body to kill the Demon King, but could not kill the Demon King's heart. Th —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  7. Their Private Lives Uswritten by Disha Filiav; Translated by Wen Chencompleted The book "Their Private Lives" consists of nine stories, telling the identity anxiety and life situations of women as daughters, mothers, grandmothers, wives, and lovers. Regardless of their status, these women strive to become who they want to be, struggling between social and religious expectations of themselves and their true selves. In order to live their true selves, in order to resist the erosion and restraint of self by society and moral dogma, in order not to be eroded by the trivialitie —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  8. Eager Popular Latecompleted "Yu Zhi, I'm here to find you." "You won't be alone anymore." That year, Yu Zhi was 27 years old and Shen Qing was 28 years old. They died in late spring when the cherry blossoms were in full bloom. Yu Zhi has loved him for eleven years. Shen Qing loved her for twenty-one years. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. Ye Luoli's Clow Magician Don't Stay up Late on a Cool Nightongoing In an accident, Wang Mo became the magician of Kuro. "Come on, Xiao Mo, let's collect all the Clow cards together." "Who are you and why can you use so many different powers?" I am the magician of Kuro——Wang Mo This article is about cp, and the official is assigned Shui Mo to raise the banner for cp who has been frustrated since childhood. —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  10. Crucial Conversations: How to Communicate Effectively (Original Book 2Nd Edition) (Collector's Edition) [US] Written by Corey Patterson, Written by Joseph Greaney, Written by Ron Mcmillan, Written by Al Switzler, Translated by Bi Chongyicompleted There will inevitably be "critical moments" in everyone's life. They may be: Proposing a well-designed plan to your boss, only to be thrown cold water on it. I want to communicate with my spouse and hope that the other person's family will not interfere in your life. Talking to your children about serious study has turned out to be deaf ears. When I remind my friend to pay back the money, he always finds various excuses to shirk it. Are you holding back and letting the situation develop in a —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  11. Disqualified from the World (Japanese) Written by Osamu Dazai, Translated by an Ancompleted "Disqualification in the World" (also known as "Disqualification as a Human Being") was published in 1948. It is an autobiographical novel. The delicate autobiography reveals the ultimate decadence and is a destructive masterpiece. Dazai Osamu cleverly hides his life and thoughts in the life experience of the protagonist Ye Zang. Through Ye Zang's monologue, we can peek into Dazai Osamu's inner world, a "life full of shame." In the same year that this work was published, Osamu Dazai committed su —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. She Is a Master of Metaphysics and Can Crush a Large Truck with Her Bare Hands. Chocolate Candycompleted (Metaphysics + cool writing + sweet pet + merit system + boss + cultivating immortality) Yan Shixian passed away after failing to survive the catastrophe. The original owner was a cannon fodder heroine who was unlovable in a sadistic novel. The eldest brother looked disgusted: Did you grow up in a Taoist temple in the countryside? It's really embarrassing to see how it can fall down when the wind blows! Remember, Qingqing is the eldest daughter of the Yan family, and you must always give in to —Reads—Score—Shelves
  13. High Emotional Intelligence Self-Control Manual (Teaching You How to Become an Emotional Intelligence Master) [French] Written by Gilles Azzopardi, Translated by Sun Chenghuicompleted High EQ Self-Control teaches you self-control and self-improvement from nine aspects: Are you confident enough in yourself? Do you really know how to listen? Do you have good emotional intelligence? Do you know how to deal with frustration? How do you maintain your authority? Do you know how to deal with malicious behavior? Do you know how to get others to work for you? Do you know how to delegate? Are you a strong negotiator? —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  14. The Decline of the Chinese Empire Uswritten by Wei Feide, Translated by Mei Jingcompleted "The Decline of the Chinese Empire" is a modern Chinese history textbook adopted by many universities in the United States. The text is concise and smooth; the content is easy to understand. The manuscript is different from the chronological narrative of traditional general history, and starts from the three groups of farmers, gentry, and merchants that constitute the main structure of traditional society; it analyzes in detail how the Chinese empire established order step by step and became str —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  15. Law of Attraction (US) Written by William Walker Atkinson, Translated by Du Yingdacompleted Study how to gain attraction. This book is a classic work in the field of "Law of Attraction" research. It is also a masterpiece that combines the theories of psychology and interpersonal relations to systematically expound the concept of "attraction". The book comprehensively and profoundly discusses the reasons and methods of the "Law of Attraction", as well as the effects it can produce. It also contains a large amount of text introducing specific methods on how to enhance attraction, maintai —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  16. The World as Will and Representation [Germany] Written by Schopenhauer; Translated by Liu Dabeicompleted It is dangerous to think about a problem that you have never thought deeply about. When we read, others think for us. We are just repeating the author's mental process. So if a person reads all day long, he will gradually lose his ability to think. —— Schopenhauer "The World as Will and Representation" is a classic among Schopenhauer's works. This book perfectly demonstrates Schopenhauer's philosophical thoughts. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  17. Human Weakness (US) Written by Dale Carnegie; Translated by Li Chenxicompleted It is Dale Carnegie's inspirational classic book and a model for global self-education and adult training. Since its publication in 1937, it has been translated into many languages, has sold tens of millions of copies worldwide, and has hundreds of millions of readers. This book aims to help readers solve the problems they face: how to deal with and effectively influence others in daily life, business activities and social interactions; how to defeat worry, the enemy of human existence, in order —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  18. Refuse to Be Brainwashed (3 Volumes in Total) [US] Orison Madden, [France] Gustave Le Pen, Edited by Li Qian, Translated by Li Rui and Dai Guangniancompleted ✦ This is a set of classic anti-brainwashing masterpieces, including "How to Persuade Others Logically", "The Crowd: A Study of Popular Psychology" and "Success Depends on Self-Control", a total of 3 volumes. For contemporary people, these three books are particularly practical and worth reading carefully. Be a person who doesn't have soft ears and won't be easily influenced by others. Don't be deceived or angry. Let your own opinions dominate your life. ✦ Psychologist William James said: "The d —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  19. Freud, Sexology and Psychology of Love Austriawritten by Sigmund Freud, Translated by Liao Yudicompleted What exactly is sexual perversion? Do children have sexual desires? Why do men love women the more "bad" they are? How are our choices of sexual partners affected? This book collects all the eye-catching chapters in Freud's life and sexual theory. Most of the editions did not include "Civilized Sexual Morality and Modern Man's Neurosis", "On Narcissism: An Introduction", "Children's Sexual Morality", etc. Are also included in this book. The translation has been repeatedly sorted and polished, st —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  20. Practical DSM5 [US] Written by James Morrison, Translated by Wang Yuyincompleted DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) is compiled by the American Psychiatric Association. Since its publication in 1952, it has been known as the world's bible of mental diagnosis for nearly 70 years. It is a professional reference manual for mental health professionals in hundreds of countries, including China. The current version is DSM5 (fifth edition). This book is a comprehensive analysis of DSM5 by Dr. James Morrison, the godfather of American mental health certifica —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  21. The Courage to Love: Adler's Philosophy of Happiness (Japan) Written by Ichiro Kishimi; Translated by Tong Fancompleted This is a book that teaches readers how to solve love and marriage problems. Based on Adler's individual psychology theory, the author Ichiro Kishimi tells the true meaning of love and explains the courage and ability of love. As long as you know how to manage feelings, love will become a rich wealth in life. Provide everyone with solutions to problems when anyone has problems in their marriage. Make your intimate relationships happier by reading this book. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  22. The Courage of Happiness: Philosophy Lesson 2 of Adler, the "Father of Self-Enlightenment" Written by Ichiro Kishimi; Written by Fumiken Koga; Translated by Qu Haixiacompleted "The Courage of Happiness" is the second volume and the final chapter of "The Courage Two-part". It is also based on the thought of Adler, a psychologist from a hundred years ago, and is presented in the form of a story of "Dialogue between a Youth and a Philosopher". Three years after the last conversation, the young man had quit his job as a librarian and became a primary school teacher. But when he appeared in front of the philosopher again, he experienced a lot of ravages of reality (at wor —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  23. Family of Origin, Security and Self-Healing (Japan) Written by Nakano Hirise; Translated by Shen Yuchencompleted Excessive self-blame, vulnerability, lack of trust in others, social avoidance, self-doubt... These are all manifestations of "attachment disorder", that is, a lack of security caused by the family of origin. How to repair the scars caused by the original family and regain a sense of security, this book provides the solution! The author Hidemi Nakano starts with the key crux of "attachment disorder", lists large and small interpersonal distress and self-condemnation phenomena, and introduces how —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  24. It's My Pleasure to Cut You Open (Japan) Written by Hiroko Minagawa, Translated by Qu Lan and Wang Xiaohecompleted In eighteenth-century London, England, anatomy was considered ethically heretical. Surgeon Daniel and his five disciples devoted themselves to the study of anatomy, but due to the lack of formal channels, they could only use illegally obtained corpses as research objects. Because he bought the body of a newly buried daughter, Daniel's anatomy classroom was searched by the police, but two other corpses of unknown origin were found: a teenager with severed limbs and a man with a disfigured appeara —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  25. Social Psychology (10Th Edition) [US] Elliot Aronson; [US] Timothy D. Wilson; [US] Samuel R. Sommers; Translated by Hou Yubo, Cao Yi and Otherscompleted The main author of this book is Eliot Aronson, the only social psychologist in the history of the American Psychological Association who has won three awards. The three awards Professor Aronson won are the Outstanding Writing Award, the Outstanding Teaching Award and the Outstanding Research Award. Compared with other social psychology works, the vivid language and clear narrative style of this book make studying social psychology a pleasure. The 10th edition of "Social Psychology" comprehensive —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. The Conflict in Our Hearts: an Introduction to Wu Zhihong (US) Written by Karen Horney; Translated by Wu Zhihongcompleted Everyone has inner conflicts, but what kinds of conflicts lead to mental illness? How do these conflicts form, and how can we break out of them? This book is the masterpiece of Karen Horney, a world-renowned psychologist and psychiatrist, and is introduced by Wu Zhihong, a senior psychological counselor and best-selling author who enjoys a high reputation in China. In the introduction to the book, Wu Zhihong used her own life to give a popular and vivid interpretation of Karen Horney's psycholog —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  27. Mob (France) Written by Gustave Le Bon; Translated by Xu Yuanlincompleted This is a psychological work written at the end of the 19th century, but it is surprisingly prophetic about major historical events since the 20th century, and even the current social and political status quo. It is known as one of the "20 books that changed the world" and has influenced many famous figures such as Freud, Roosevelt, Churchill, and de Gaulle. It has been translated into more than 20 languages. In this short book, Le Pen reveals the causes and characteristics of groups with keen i —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  28. Human Psychology (UK) Written by David Hume; Translated by Liu Xiacompleted "The Psychology of Human Nature" is the most important work in the life of the famous philosopher David Hume, the father of British philosophy. From the perspective of human nature, the author unearths the psychological weaknesses hidden in people's bodies, so that people can fully understand themselves and constantly transform themselves, so that they can make progress and achieve final success. David Hume discovered through research that human nature has both animal attributes and psychologica —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  29. The Body Never Forgets: Brain, Mind, and Body in Trauma Healing (US) Written by Basel Van Der Kock; Translated by Li Zhicompleted This book is a masterpiece. The author's in-depth perspective, full of emotion and empathy, makes people believe that the treatment of psychological trauma survivors will become increasingly humane in the future, greatly expanding the methods of self-regulation and healing, and inspiring more research innovations on trauma and its effective treatment methods. Author van der Kock demonstrates that the body registers the experience of trauma by fully presenting compelling evidence from the work of —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  30. Sometimes I'm Really Desperate [Japan] Written by Ichiro Kishimi; Translated by Zhou Yingqicompleted What should I do if I feel uneasy about my job? Ichiro Kishimi: Some people feel uneasy about work and avoid the subject of work. All we can do is to bravely face whatever is happening at the moment, and the uneasiness will eventually be alleviated. What to do if you feel hopeless in love? Ichiro Kishimi: Don't think you'll never meet the person you like again. On the contrary, I hope everyone can think that it is great to be broken up in love. Maybe there are problems that will be exposed much —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  31. Inferiority and Transcendence Written by Alfred Adler, Translated by Zhou Xiaojincompleted We all have varying degrees of inferiority complex. The feeling of inferiority is the source of motivation for human beings to improve their own situation and the driving force for human beings to pursue a sense of superiority. In "Inferiority and Transcendence", Adler first coined the term "inferiority complex" and elaborated on the formation of inferiority complex and its impact on personal growth. He taught individuals how to transcend inferiority complex and transform it into the appropriate —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  32. Child Educational Psychology (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Chen Guoxingcompleted This book is Adler's only tutoring book. It mainly focuses on the core issue of how to help children form a correct and healthy personality. He emphasized the need to use correct methods to cultivate children's independence, self-confidence, courage, and their awareness and ability to cooperate with others. Children will inevitably have various problems as they grow up, such as being shy, withdrawn, stuttering, bedwetting, fighting, lying, and even not liking to study. Adler's book also provides —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  33. Interpretation of Dreams: Complete Translation (Austrian) Written by Freud; Translated by Baizhucompleted "The Interpretation of Dreams" is the famous masterpiece of Freud, the Austrian psychologist and founder of psychoanalysis. Through the analysis of dreams, this book puts forward important concepts such as "subconscious" and "Oedipus complex", marking the formal establishment of the psychoanalytic system and profoundly affecting the way humans view themselves and the world. "The Interpretation of Dreams", "The Theory of the Movement of Celestial Bodies" and "The Origin of Species" are also calle —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  34. Siddharth (Gomai Classic) (Germany) Written by Hermann Hesse, Translated by Jiang Yicompleted The young Siddhartha was tired of the Brahmin life, so he and his friend Gavinda Tao followed the Samana practice. In Savatthi, they listened to the teachings of Buddha Gautama, Govinda chose to follow Gautama, and Siddhartha continued his spiritual path. He met Kamala, a famous prostitute in the city, and began to pursue lust, fame and fortune until he got tired of everything. He abandoned the world again and determined to end his life. By the river, in a moment of despair, hearing the sound of —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  35. Snake Knot (Guomai Classic) (France) Written by François Mauriac, Translated by Gu Qijingcompleted Lawyer Louis came from a humble background, was stingy with wealth and vicious and cold-blooded. He spent his life trapped in a cage of suspicion and revenge. When he was approaching old age, he wrote a suicide note accusing his wife and children. In the letter, he poured out his resentment, accused his wife of her past love history, scolded her for being cold to him, and hated that his children coveted his inheritance. He carefully planned and made various calculations, planning to give his pro —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  36. Discourse Manipulation 2: Incredible Hypnotic Persuasion Techniques (U. S. A.) Written by David Byron, Danik Kaos, Translated by Liu Xiangyacompleted Psychologists tell us that the subconscious mind accounts for 90% of human brain activity, and most of people's decisions are affected by the subconscious mind. In "Discourse Manipulation 2: Incredible Hypnotic Persuasion Techniques", the author analyzes the psychological changes of both parties during interpersonal communication, tells us people's psychological decision-making process during communication, and combines the discourse characteristics of the U. S. Military to summarize more than 3 —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  37. Healing Hidden Abuse (US) Written by Shannon Thomas; Translated by Gao Yicompleted As a professional academic work on the study of psychological abuse patterns, this book shows us the characteristics of psychological abuse abusers and victims, the experience of abuse and victimization, and the six-stage theory of recovery from psychological abuse. In the author's research and counseling practice, she has worked exclusively with victims of psychological abuse. Psychological abuse may occur in family of origin, in romantic relationships, between friends, in the workplace, etc. P —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. Ten Years of Life, 20 to 30 Years Old That You Cannot Live up To Written by Meg Jay; Translated by Chen Nengshuncompleted Many popular sayings nowadays tell us that young people's 20s are not important. They are the age in life when they can be carefree, spend as much as they want, and try different choices at will. Many young people postpone marriage and find stable jobs, thinking that starting a stable life in their 30s will be the same. In fact, the uncertainty of the future makes many young people feel stressed and anxious. In more than two decades of working with young people, clinical psychologist Dr. Meg Jay —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  39. Introduction to Psychoanalysis (Austria) Written by Sigmund Freud; Translated by Zhou Licompleted "Introduction to Psychoanalysis" is Freud's masterpiece and is considered the standard introductory textbook on psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysis is a method of treating mental illness and a technique for studying psychological functions. It later formed a psychological theory and became an important school of modern psychology. It has had varying degrees of influence on psychology, medicine, anthropology, and even history, literature, art, and philosophy. This book is a three-part lecture notes th —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  40. Maybe You Should Talk to Someone (U. S. A.) Written by Lori Gottlieb; Translated by Zhang Hanxiaocompleted This is the memoir of a psychotherapist, telling the story of what happened in the clinic. In this small confined space, people will show their truest and most vulnerable sides; it is also here that people receive companionship and listening, and also gain valuable awareness, growth and change. In the book, we will see the stories of four visitors. They are: A successful, self-righteous Hollywood producer in his forties who thinks everyone around him is stupid; A female university teacher in her —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  41. Six Pillars of Self-Esteem Written by Nathaniel Brandon, Translated by Wang Jingcompleted How dangerous will it be if we cannot clearly understand ourselves and believe in ourselves? The sense of stability that cannot be found in the noisy world must be created by ourselves. Facing life with low self-esteem will put us at an extremely disadvantageous position. Essentially, this book answers four questions: What is self-esteem? Why is self-esteem important? How can we improve our self-esteem? What role can others play in building our self-esteem? This book comprehensively discusses th —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  42. High Sensitivity Psychology Written by Ilse Sander; Translated by Jiang Jingcompleted This book is a book on methods of healing emotions and embracing happiness tailored for highly sensitive people, based on the world-renowned "highly sensitive expert" Ilse Sander's many years of teaching and speaking experience and her accumulated experience as a psychotherapist. When highly sensitive people are freed from emotional distress, they are often able to turn their delicate qualities into unique strengths. Through a large number of real cases and psychological tools, this book provide —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  43. Insight into Human Nature (Adlerian Psychology Classic) (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Zhang Xiaochencompleted This book is divided into two parts: "Human Behavior" and "Personality Science". The author uses the principles of individual psychology to conduct a scientific analysis of human personality, emphasizing human sociality and social sense, and the role of personal outlook on life and values ​​in the process of forming personality. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  44. Why Are You Always Insecure? [US] Written by Daniel A. Hughes; Translated by Claracompleted Relationships between people need sufficient security as a basis, which comes from our attachment relationship. Correctly grasping the attachment styles of ourselves and others, and understanding the nature, value, and challenges of effective communication can make it easier for us to develop and maintain safe interactions and establish loving, harmonious, and safe interpersonal relationships. Dr. Daniel A. Hughes, a well-known clinical psychologist, uses attachment theory as his research basis, —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  45. Emotional Blackmail Written by Susan Forward, Donna Fraser, Translated by Du Yurongcompleted The people we care about the most, have the strongest blood connections with, and interact with the most frequently are the most lethal to us. This is because we know each other intimately and understand how we can exploit each other's psychological and emotional vulnerabilities to achieve our goals, even if it is not intentional. This leads to the basic form of many relationship nightmares – emotional blackmail. The blackmailer preys on the victim's sense of fear, responsibility, and guilt, and —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  46. Avoidant Attachment [Japan] Written by Okada Takashi; Translated by Lu Yancompleted Afraid of being close and afraid of being alone; longing for love but pushing away love! Have you fallen into the trap of avoidant attachment? ·Afraid of intimacy and feels safer alone ·Feels suffocated by marital responsibilities and prefers to keep distance ·Desire to be understood but unable to reveal true feelings to others ·On the surface, he is independent and strong, but in his heart, he longs to be firmly chosen. ·Being hot and cold in love, hurting others and hurting yourself ·Using "in —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  47. Lies on the Clinic Chair Written by Owen Yalom, Translated by Lu Micompleted In the book, Yalom uses a well-designed, ingenious and coherent screenwriting technique to discuss transference and countertransference, childhood experiences, principles of psychotherapy, how to promote the most important changes in clients, how to supervise the training of psychotherapists, etc. It can be called the most practical book on clinical practice in psychological counseling. The plot is exquisitely constructed, with a series of mechanisms, ups and downs, and is extremely dramatic. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  48. How to End a Relationship Loss and Restoration of Intimacy Written by Susan J. Elliott; Translated by Wang Jingcompleted No one is an island, we all live in relationships, both near and far. But not every relationship lasts a lifetime. The loss of those intimate relationships, whether it is with close friends, close lovers or blood relatives, will cause us emotional trauma, even hurt our self-esteem, and reduce our sense of self-worth. At this point, you may be wondering: What went wrong? "How to End a Relationship" accompanies you through this sad journey and helps you face the anger, guilt, anxiety, confusion, c —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  49. Attachment: Why We Love so Humblely (U. S. A.) Written by Susan Forward; Joan Torres; Translated by Wang Guoping; Wang Hongsiyucompleted The famous American psychotherapist Susan Forward's classic book "Why We Love So Confused" has been re-edited and released again! Unravel the psychological mystery of why the more we fall in love, the more we get hurt. Tell us how to escape emotional violence, regain ourselves, and regain happiness! It topped the New York Times book list for 44 weeks! Luo Jinyue, a senior marriage and family counselor and One Psychology columnist, wrote a preface and recommended it! • Does he legitimately believ —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  50. I Am You: 7 Practices to Enter the Hearts of Others Written by Pierre Pellissier; Translated by Zhang Baihui and Gong Manticompleted How far is the distance from "I" to "you"? Once upon a time there were two kings: the Blue King and the Red King. The two kings' peoples were bounded by a river and lived together in peace. During a major earthquake, the river diverted to the territory of the Red Country, making it impossible for the people of the Blue Country to enter the river to draw water. The two kings exchanged letters with the original intention of friendly negotiation. Unexpectedly, the more they communicated, the strong —Reads9.4Score—Shelves