Magic Lessons takes us back in time, to the 1600s, when the tale of the Owens matriarch, Maria Owens, begins. While it ends on a whimsical, if not movie-esque, note the novel is cloaked in a sort of hopeful darkness.
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In her New York Times Bestseller, Westover candidly open up about her Mormon survivalist upbringing in rural Idaho. Through a formal education Westover sees the world for the first time.
A spiritual awakening of the conscious mind with a single question: do you want to want to be happy? The Untethered Soul invites readers to free oneself from the incessant internal monologue that results in a continuous state of “mental melodrama.”
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