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Enchantment (2023)

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A lovely giving of brightness, honesty, and charm in these odd, dark times.

Enchantment by Katherine May is a book that invites the reader on a journey to reawaken their innate sense of wonder and awe.

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The book aims to help readers cut through the brain fog and despair of modern life and reconnect with the simple pleasures and joys of the world around them.

“May tells tales of her personal challenges with job, family, and the pandemic’s aftereffects with warmth, candor, and humor, focusing on emotions of overwhelm as the world hurries to reopen.”

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Written in a memoir-style prose, the book chronicles the author’s own journey through anxiousness and burnout during the pandemic and offers insights and advice on how to find enchantment in life. With humor, candor, and warmth, the book is a powerful reminder of the beauty and magic that surrounds us every day.

Enchantment (2023) by Katherine May

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