The best books for women

What's the best way to brighten up your leisure time? Of course, read a fascinating book. While reading an interesting work, you can not only take your mind off pressing problems, but also take a different look at some events in your own life. So, what books are considered the most popular? for women?

Erich Maria Remarque "Life on Borrow"

The work of the famous German writer begins from the moment when Clerfe, a famous racing driver, visits his friend from the workshop in one of the hospitals for patients with tuberculosis. There he meets Lillian, who is terminally ill. She only has a few months left to live. Mutual sympathy runs between the young people. Then woman decides to leave the sanatorium with his new acquaintance. She wants to spend the rest of her days to the fullest life, which the girl has never known before.

The couple goes to Paris, where young people live the life that Lilian so wanted. She creates dresses, they go to restaurants, theaters and museums together. Over time, Clerfay becomes imbued with a deep, sincere feeling for Lilian, but the girl only strives to greedily grab life’s pleasures. In an effort to keep her, the man proposes marriage. But Lillian understands that she has no future. So dreams of family life are not for her. However, she accepts Clerfe's proposal...

John Gray "Men are from Mars, women are from Venus"

If you feel that you have stopped understanding each other in your family, then you simply need to read this book. Most of the misunderstandings, disagreements and problems in relationships between people of different sexes arise because they are truly different. And this difference is simply huge; we can say that women and men are inhabitants of different planets.

Women and men approach the same issue so differently that some kind of common language is necessary for mutual understanding. This book will help you understand your other half and develop a common language. And when this happens, most problems in families, in business and in life in general will be resolved by themselves.

Julia Cameron "The Artist's Way"

In her book, Julia Cameron offers an interesting and unconventional approach to the problem of unlocking creative potential in a person. Day after day for twelve weeks you will complete the tasks assigned to you. For example, write a few pages by hand every day when you get out of bed about what comes to mind. This will help bring out your deep-seated blocks to the surface and eliminate them, giving freedom to creativity.

Some people will think that exercise is absurd. But in reality they have their effect. You will develop confidence in your abilities, you will feel inspired, and all tasks will be completed confidently and easily. The process of discovering your talents will bring you joy.

Nicholas Sparks "The Best of Me"

Someone who is familiar with creativity Nicholas Sparks knows that this author cannot have an uninteresting work. The same can be said about this novel. Here you will learn the story of one loving couple.

As is usual in our youth, we firmly believe that true love can overcome all obstacles. The real feeling will remain for many years, having gone through hundreds of trials. During their school years, Amanda and Dawson fell in love with each other. But fate took them in different directions. Many years have passed. Amanda already has a strong marriage with children and her own home. But blind chance again brings her together with her school love - arriving in her hometown, she meets Dawson.

Old feelings flare up with renewed vigor. Amanda realizes that their separation is nothing more than a terrible mistake. Will the lovers reunite or will they have to separate again?

Jojo Moyes "Me Before You"

Lou Clark leads a measured life, where everything has long been known and there are no unexpected turns. She had already counted how many steps from her house to the bus stop. She is sure that she really loves her job in one of the cafes. Truth is not sure that she has real feelings for her friend Patrick. But he definitely adores her. But the girl does not know that very little time will pass and she will be left without her favorite job. There will be such changes in her life that she will need to mobilize all her mental strength to cope with the burden of problems that will fall on her shoulders.

Will Traynor is absolutely sure that his life ended in an accident. After this, he was forced to use a wheelchair. He is also confident in what needs to be done to solve this problem. But he doesn't know young man that Lou will soon appear in his life and all his bold plans will go to hell. They both don't know how much they will change each other's lives.

Liz Burbo "Your body says love yourself"

The author of this book has a very unconventional approach to the treatment of diseases. Liz Burdo believes that any disease is nothing more than a symptom.
Her book presents about five hundred different diseases, arranged in alphabetical order. From the outside it may seem that this is an ordinary medical reference book. Yes, in this book you will find brief information about diseases. But the point is that they are described here only as symptoms of disorder in the human soul.

Any ailment should be considered from the point of view of metaphysics, and bring order to your soul, feelings and thoughts. Then the illnesses will go away.

Antoine de Saint-Exupery "The Little Prince"

A sad and poetic tale about the meeting of a pilot and a little prince. Their meeting took place in the desert, where the pilot was repairing a broken plane. The little prince asked the pilot to draw him a lamb, and then talked about his distant planet and his journey to other planets and asteroids.

His planet was very small, but it was necessary to take care of it every day - clean three volcanoes, pull out baobab sprouts and take care of the proud thorny rose, which the little prince loved very much. After a quarrel with the latter, he went to travel to other worlds. He saw a lot of things and met a lot of people, but he only made friends with a little snake, a fox and a pilot... Now he wanted to go home to his proud rose, and the snake promised to help him with this.

Elizabeth Gilbert "Eat, Pray, Love"

This book is a story about a woman's inner search. Gradually, overcoming step by step, the heroine of the novel learns to know herself, enjoy, love herself and be loved by other people. All this time, our heroine travels around the world.

Realizing the worthlessness of her life, Elizabeth divorces her husband and goes first to Italy. There she learns Italian and gradually learns to accept everything new, try new dishes, meet new people, discover new sensations.

Then she goes to India to sort out her soul. She stays at the Ashram, meditates, and makes new acquaintances.

Then Elizabeth goes to Indonesia to find inner harmony. After all, where else but in Bali the world is arranged not just harmoniously, but completely. It is there that she meets her new love. This book will be useful to those women who are trying to find meaning in their lives and do not dare to finally do something. In fact, reviews of this product are different. Some people consider the novel a masterpiece, while others see it as just a boring story. But the very fact that the novel was considered a bestseller for a long time and was even filmed suggests that the work is clearly extraordinary.

Ian McEwan "Atonement"

The novel describes life in pre-war England. The main character is a little girl with a well-developed imagination. In the summer of 1934, three young people live in anticipation of true first love. They have their first dates and first kisses. They are overcome by a feeling of boundless happiness. But one strange incident becomes fatal. In an instant the whole idyll collapses.

Briony, a teenage girl, finds her own explanation for this strange event. And this explanation turns the fates of all the heroes upside down. From this moment on, their lives take a completely different path. And Briony will regret all her life about her irrepressible fantasy, which became the cause of betrayal and real grief.

Mark Levy "Where are you?"

Philip and Susan have known each other almost their entire lives. Their childhood friendship promised to develop into true love over time. But the girl chooses a different path. She decides to become a volunteer and goes to Honduras to help hurricane victims. Now they can only meet in fits and starts in airport cafes. Over the years, everyone begins to live their own life. Philip becomes a successful advertiser and marries Mary. And Susan still helps the people of Honduras.

Their meetings are becoming less and less frequent, only correspondence reminds of childhood friendship. One day, Philip is brought the daughter of the deceased Susan and asked to adopt the girl Lisa. Mary is horrified at first, because Lisa is a living reminder of Philip’s love for another woman, but then she agrees out of love for her husband. Gradually, she even becomes attached to Lisa and begins to perceive the child as her own daughter. The girl also becomes attached to her new family and gradually her fear of hurricanes recedes. But after many years, Susan returns. It turns out she didn’t die then...