Do you feel that the world is too loud, demanding, and fast? Do you want to hide, stop, and just be in silence? This set of books is about gently returning to yourself.
«A Big Gift of Self-Love» is three stories that will embrace you in moments when everything inside is tightening from anxiety, and the voice of the inner critic is louder than anything else. There are no magic pills or complicated instructions here. There are honest, warm, and slightly funny comics that will remind you that taking care of yourself can be easy, gentle, and without guilt. The perfect gift for a friend, sister, colleague, or for yourself. When the soul asks for warmth, and the heart for acceptance. Open the box and allow yourself to just be.
Books in the set:
• Every Day, Like a Pleasant Walk in the Park
You have before you an extraordinary book — a message urging you to move forward, not tiring of the journey called «life». Korean illustrator Dancing Snail shares her secrets of inspiration that help her readers around the world smile and become happier. Beautiful illustrations and true stories will help cope with anxiety and learn to confess your love to yourself every day.
• Highly Sensitive Nature
How often do those around you deeply affect you, even without intending to? Do you find yourself crying for no reason or wanting to hide from the whole world? Are you haunted by the feeling that the world is too complicated and hostile, and you will never find your place in it? Perhaps it’s because you, like the author of this graphic guide, possess heightened sensitivity. And if so – it can help you. Based on research such as «The Highly Sensitive Person: How to Thrive in a Overstimulating World» by Elaine Aron and «Can Highly Sensitive People Be Happy?» by Saverio Tomasella, Caroline Cohen Ring created an illustrated book explaining the nature of heightened sensitivity and helping highly sensitive people understand and accept themselves.
• Everything That Scares Me to Death
We all fear something, but only a few have the courage to admit to themselves (and others!) that spiders, flying on airplanes, or even the fact that our children will one day grow up and live separately scare us to death. But you cannot deal with a problem without acknowledging that it exists, and this will help you (and yourself) Matou — an illustrator, mother, and incredibly anxious person! In this book, she not only shares her phobias, which many of you are surely familiar with, but also offers effective ways to combat anxiety. Face your fears — and smile!