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Bibliotherapy in Bloom: Japanese Literature to Read This Spring

Bibliotherapy in Bloom: Japanese Literature to Read This Spring

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In today's episode, we’re immersing ourselves in the gentle, contemplative, and often transformative world of Japanese literature. As we step into the season of spring, a time of renewal, impermanence, and quiet growth, I can’t think of a better literary tradition to explore. We'll be diving into both Japanese fiction and nonfiction that can support our emotional wellbeing, offer perspective, and help us reconnect—with ourselves, with nature, and with others.

Plus I share some helpful therapeutic practices to engage with to deepen your reading experience. Hope you enjoy it!

Bijal x

(Bibliotherapist and Founder, Book Therapy, Author of Bibliotherapy: The Healing Power of Reading)


Email us at bijal@booktherapy.io

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If you'd like to get in touch, share any book recommendations or thoughts on bibliotherapy, you can email us at bijal@booktherapy.io

If you'd like a bibliotherapist in your pocket then you might find my book, Bibliotherapy: The Healing Power of Reading a helpful companion.

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