Don't hurry to tomorrow

by Jennae Cecelia

Best-selling poet and author of Healing For No One But Me and The Sun Will Rise and So Will We, Jennae Cecelia brings you her twelfth poetry book, Don't Hurry To Tomorrow . This book is filled with poems about mindfulness, mental health, self-love, self-care, and self- discovery. Dear Reader, "Do you live in the past or the future more than the present moment? For a long time I did too. I dwelled on the past and worried about the future. I wouldn’t take notice of the little moments. Worry filled my body more than calmness ever did. So, I started meditating on the phrase, don’t hurry to tomorrow . which is where we are now. I hope this book brings you peace and calmness on your journey to live a little more in the present ." Love Jennae

Genres: Poetry

212 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 9, 2023

About the author

Jennae Cecelia is a bestselling author and poet, recognized for her books The Sun Will Rise and So Will We and Healing For No One But Me and the viral “I met my younger self for coffee” poem. Starting in 2016, she self-published her debut book which became a #1 bestseller on Amazon. Her mission is to write words that comfort and resonate deeply with her audience. Jennae spends her time creating custom poetry for readers, turning her poems into illustrated pieces, and teaching other authors how to share their writing with the world.

Reviews

[Melissa]

Everything I have read from Jennae is so wonderfully and resoundingly written.
Slow down.
Appreciate what you have.
Realize everything has it’s season.
Progress over perfection.
Do not hide your feelings or who you are to make others feel happy/comfortable.
Don’t wait for tomorrow to start doing things you’ve always dreamed of.
Don’t stop doing what you love due to criticism or “no time”
Take steps to be vulnerable and comfortable in your own skin.

These themes are so vulnerably shared in this collection and I will carry many of these words with me. 👏🏼

[Sarah Heitkemper]

JC’s books are always such a refreshing read. i turn to them when i feel stuck or unmotivated to keep working my way through books and they always help and make you feel like you were given a hug 🥺

[katie haymond]

i actually really liked a lot of poems in this book! i have quite a few book marked and highlight crazy amounts of her poetry, i just felt that some of her poems were really rushed and misplaced throughout the book which kind of took me away from the beauty of it.

[Jenna Wreford]

I enjoyed the book it just didn’t hit quite what I needed but I’m sure someone will completely love it like my friend did I’m not sure if I had got past the point I needed the book of if I’ve reached the point I needed it

[rylee]

will be reading every single one of her poetry books tonight.

[Samantha]

I typically reserve poetry for the month of April, but I’m so glad I picked up Don’t Hurry to Tomorrow by Jennae Cecelia outside of that tradition. This collection truly resonated with me in ways I didn’t expect. Each poem felt like a gentle reminder to slow down, reflect, and appreciate the present moment rather than constantly worrying about what’s to come.

The language in this book is simple yet deeply powerful, and the themes of mindfulness, growth, and healing shine through. What I loved most was how Cecelia’s writing was relatable, making it easy to connect to on a personal level. It’s the kind of poetry that quietly lingers in your mind long after you've finished reading.

If you’re someone who’s ever struggled with the pressure of always looking ahead, or if you’re just in need of a comforting, thought-provoking read, this book is for you. It’s a reminder that sometimes, we don’t need to rush into tomorrow when we can be fully present today.

[Mackenzie]

Another underrated book by one of my favorite authors right now!! 💛 This was exactly what I needed in this time of feeling like I’m not where I “should be” in life, thinking I’m behind from comparing myself to others, not feel enough, etc. And the main topic of the book is what I’ve been trying to do - be present. Live in the moment and enjoy the small but beautiful things in life because it’ll be over so soon and stop wishing for the better future. I really love Billy Joel’s “Vienna” and the message it is and this book reminded me so much of it 😭

[Manda Marigold]

This poetry collection's underlying messages are to enjoy life for what it is, stop rushing through life, and be who you are. Overall, this collection has an inspiring air to it. However, I feel some of this author's other work is stronger.

[Hayley]

This book was amazing and I think my favorite of Jennae’s books. This really came at the perfect time for me and I am so grateful for it! Can’t wait to share it with all of my friends.

[Kris]

This collection was okay not my favorite tho

[Tammie Anne (Literary.Existentialism)]

No. A waste of time. There was nothing deep, meaningful, or poetic about this at all.

[kamryn ౨ৎ]

𝟑 ☆

⋆ ˚｡⋆୨❄️୧ ⋆ ˚｡⋆

i pleasantly enjoyed this book it was very good and kind of kept me hooked idk

[Alicia Janecek]

4.75

[Macey Elizabeth Thornburg]

Woah. This book felt like therapy.

[Brittany Benko]

A comforting collection that helps people see the light during a dark time. I love the words of encouragement throughout this book.

[Sefri Kuehn]

I love all the reminders this book has telling us to slow down. It’s a good reminder that everyone needs, and we get it in multiple ways ~

[Geralyn]

It is hard to be mindful and present and the book is very encouraging and teaches you how to do so. It was very inspirational and has a lot to take away from it!!

[erin]

This book was my favorite I have ever read!

I absolutely loved the way it was worded. Sit back and take in what the words mean. Any age would love this!

[Sarah Baker]

Very encouraging! I really enjoyed reading every poem and dog earing some of them.

[dearlyintrovert]

💛