Nonfiction Books focused on self-help/self-improvement
Is another great book by Ryan Holiday that is filled with historical facts and bite-sized chapters.
Pairs With: Ferrero Rocher Chocolates because the packaging matches the book and, thanks to the individual packaging, it’s an easy treat to be disciplined with!
Is an incredible book on grief and processing loss. This is a great read for anyone, whether grieving or not.
Pairs With: a a DQ Buster Bar and your favorite tv show.
Is a quick book that shares with readers the importance of limiting screen time and how to actually do it.
Pairs With: a hot fudge sundae because breakups are never easy but they’re usually the right thing to do. Luckily, in moderation, we still have ice cream and chocolate to help us feel better!
Is a refreshing and captivating book for anyone who enjoys business biography books.
Pairs With: Dennis would pair this one with a glass of expensive wine but since I don’t know wines, I’m pairing it with chocolates from Around the Globe Chocolate Bar Gift Box because the flavors sound delicious and it looks fancy!
Is an empowering guide encouraging you to be your best perfectionistic self!
Pairs With: chocolate chip cookies because they’re the perfect treat for any occasion!
Is an excellent read for anyone who is interested in learning about the science behind decision-making and techniques to make better decisions. If you enjoy learning about human behavior and are open to approaching decisions differently then this one is for you!
Pairs With: Sanders Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Caramels.
Is an empowering memoir about how women have been caged by society and encourages all women to break free. This book is for anyone who is looking for inspiration and motivation to be themselves.
Pairs With: a Cadbury Milk Chocolate Mini Eggs because they become uncaged once a year.
Is an interesting read for anyone interested in learning more about how narcissistic behaviors show up in different Enneagram personality types. This book is for anyone who enjoys learning about the enneagram and/or narcissism.
Pairs With: a sharing-size bag of M&Ms and someone to share them with.
Is a great quick read about how to approach creativity and break through the resistance holding you back
Pairs With: a KitKat bar because you’re going to want to share this one with someone!
Is an eye-opening read that promotes healing for anyone who grew up in a household with alcoholism.
Pairs With: Tissues, self-love, and relief. And brownies. You’ll deserve brownies for working through the less-than-pleasant memories.
