Main Character Energy: Romanticise Your Life and Put Yourself First

by Jordan Paramor

"You have to start romanticising your life, you have to start thinking of yourself as the main character" Inspired by the viral TIK TOK trend, MAIN CHARACTER ENERGY is the essential guide to unlocking your greatness and practisin g self-love.It's time to harness your main character energy!Stop overthinking and start living with this step-by-step guide to becoming that girl. You know her. The one who is confident, assertive and always the leading lady in her life. You already are her; you just need to unlock your potential and remind yourself of your self-worth.This book will take you on a journey of self-development with tips on how to be a #cottagecorequeen - from creating your dream home aesthetic to finding your unique style, #romanticseyourlife - from spending more time in nature to planning the perfect day, and harnessing your #maincharacterenergy by learning how to be more confident and saying yes to adventure.This book will give you the tools you need to put yourself first.

Genres: Nonfiction, Self Help

192 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2023

Reviews

[Tammy]

Thank you to the publishers for sending me a copy of this to review. This is a great self help/positive vibe book, even as an adult I found the tips in this fantastic-although this is aimed at young adults. There are some references to famous people in this book, which il be honest mean’t nothing to mean, as I’m well out of touch with ‘the stars’, my head is always in a book, not watching tv etc. I love the way this book is illustrated, very calming. I loved the ideas about designing your room like cottage core, teenage me would have loved this. I definitely highly recommend this book!

[Elynor Kamil]

It's kind of basic self-help advice, and the regular references to famous characters or celebrities can be a bit cringe, but I think it's an approachable self-help book with some decent advice. Indeed, because it's not laden with detail and background information, it's easy to pick up and quickly identify what could be helpful, or at least worth trying. Yes, it's basic, but that's not a bad thing - it's a useful attribute to making this a more accessible and attainable series of things to try.

[Daisy Shepherd]

Such a cute little read, I would 100% recommend this to someone who struggled with insecurities and are looking to work on themselves. Provides great advice with lovely quotes!

[Char]

Probably great for the target audience of teenagers. Full of easy self love ideas. As im 36 it was a bit too simple for me

[LeyanneForbes]

I found it hard to rate this, because it's a great book with lots of good starting points and tools. Simple, easy and some thought provoking points and actions to do. I can't relate to all of it and probably because I've read similar, I'd love to give a 3.5. Read with a book club which made it more enjoyable and usable

[Nicole Wyatt]

Very nice light read. Great reminder regarding the basics of manifesting and just living your best life. Best part was reading it with my book club so we focused on a couple pointers every few days and then shared what we did with the group.

[Clair's Books]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Main Character Energy (MCE) is about “prioritising your own goals and wellbeing”.

This gorgeous little book is uplifting, reassuring and motivating.

“Your life is your book and you can write it however you like.”

I loved the page designs and they kept me engaged. I read it in one sitting! I coloured in the important bits for me and even a few flowers along the way!

It highlighted for me that I’m really good at procrastinating. I’m great at making a list of things to do but less good at the doing part. I’m going to try the 20 minute concentration timer that was suggested ⏳

On the back of this, I’m also off to tidy my wardrobe!! Or at least add it to my to do list 🙈

Suitable for all ages.

[Aman Dhindsa]

Loved it

[Chloe Goma Mula]

Great little boost for confidence and to help you become a better person

[Susan Ewert]

A fun nice easy read. I really saw myself in Poppy. Makes me think...