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A review by mae0524
The Ritual Yearbook by Theresa Cheung
4.0
*ARC*
This book was about forming rituals that can impact your day with very little effort or time on the part of things needed completed them. The book is broken down into seven categories that goes 365 rituals that can completed each day of the year. Their are foundation rituals and closing rituals which play a key role in starting and ending. The book does have a table of contents that clearly lays out what can be found in each of key seven categories.
The ideas are clear and well explained. The flow is logical and organized and the sentence structure and word choice help to enhancing the reader’s enjoyment and ease of understanding. Yes, I would recommend this book. This would be good for anyone looking for science based rituals, explanations, and simple techniques. This book would not be good for those who are dislike science being used in self-help or a looking for more complex rituals.
This book was about forming rituals that can impact your day with very little effort or time on the part of things needed completed them. The book is broken down into seven categories that goes 365 rituals that can completed each day of the year. Their are foundation rituals and closing rituals which play a key role in starting and ending. The book does have a table of contents that clearly lays out what can be found in each of key seven categories.
The ideas are clear and well explained. The flow is logical and organized and the sentence structure and word choice help to enhancing the reader’s enjoyment and ease of understanding. Yes, I would recommend this book. This would be good for anyone looking for science based rituals, explanations, and simple techniques. This book would not be good for those who are dislike science being used in self-help or a looking for more complex rituals.