Love Life: How to Raise Your Standards, Find Your Person, and Live Happily (No Matter What)

by Matthew Hussey

Paired with scenes of real life coaching sessions, Matthew Hussey continues to prove himself indispensable in the life coaching department, particularly with regards to dating and love. In Love Life, Hussey's message is clear — start with yourself, love yourself, before you start looking outwards. This book is a practical, actionable plan to do exactly that.

Supercommunicators: How to Unlock the Secret Language of Connection

by Charles Duhigg

If you’re struggling to connect more effectively, this is the book for you. Charles Duhigg expertly examines how to understand others and be understood, better. Backed by an impressive array of case studies, it will have you ready to deepen your connections and feel confident doing it.

Grief Is for People

by Sloane Crosley

Profoundly moving and grappling with the complicated subjects of loss and grief, this is nonetheless a joy to read, both because of Sloane Crosley’s unbeatable narrative voice, and because of how deeply human that narrative is.

Dear Dolly: Collected Wisdom

by Dolly Alderton

Coming to the world in tandem with Dolly Alderton’s novel Good Material, Dear Dolly is a collection of her insights and empathy towards readers asking questions about love, loneliness and human connection. For anyone who needs a little boost, Alderton has you in mind.