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Isabella Viora
I’m an emerging writer. I love reading and writing book reviews. I also learn about relationships and personal mental growth. I share original writings in my daily life, and hope you enjoy my content.
When Forty Blooms Book Review: The Year She Stopped Apologizing
A forty year old photographer rebuilds her life after divorce, with help from a garden and a younger man who sees her clearly.
Read moreThe Daughter of Time Book Review: Dare to question the settled history
This book is not a defense of Richard III. It is a defense of doubt. Read it the next time someone tells you something is "settled history."
Read moreAnne of Green Gables Book Review: Couldn’t Save Herself, Saved Us
This book is not about abortion laws. It is about what happens when a woman has no laws to protect her. Read it to remember that silence is not safety.
Read moreThe Waves Book Review: Six voices, one Endless Tide
Last week I read Virginia Woolf's The Waves. Afterwards I sat on a beach for an hour, just watching the waves hit the same rock again and again. Each wave looked…
Read moreWhy do I Wake up Feeling Anxious Every Morning: Oh, Not This Again
Why do I wake up feeling anxious every morning? Cortisol early. Your story later. Stop feeding the lie.
Read moreÁgua Viva Book Review: It’s not a Story, It’s a Pulse
Fragmented monologues touch life’s essence, allowing imperfection and guiding one to face existence truly.
Read moreHow Can I Stop Getting Angry Easily: The 30 Second Explosion Report
Sort hidden pain, sensory overload and unaddressed conflicts. To stop easy anger, tell if it is a defense, vent or lack of skill.
Read moreSeparation Anxiety in Adults Signs and Symptoms
Adult separation anxiety loops thoughts, slams the body, and drives checking – but small, daily actions can rewire the alarm.
Read moreUnderstand Defiance: how to cope with kids always opposite to you
If you have ever whispered “how to cope with kids when they are always opposite to you,” the fix is not fighting. It is one weird move that makes “no” feel boring.
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