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A Journey to Becoming the Best Self

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Part memoir, part prescriptive nonfiction, A Journey to Becoming the Best-Self combines personal narrative and practical advice to show how it is possible to find a place of acceptance and joy after losing a marriage. The word “divorce” itself has a negative connotation, and rightly so. It can be one of the most painful life-changing events in anyone’s life. An emotionally crippling event for many women, initially it was nothing less than devastating for me. However, it has been the most significant growth experience in my life. A Journey to Becoming the Best Self is the story of how a woman comes out on the other side of pain much stronger and more beautiful.

154 pages, Paperback

First published July 4, 2019

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Yvette Bodden

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Yvette Bodden is an Author. She is the Founder and sole blogger of Awakened-Woman.

She has written a collection of over 300 articles between AW, BeLatina Digital Magazine, Thrive Global Digital Magazine and DivorceHub keeping her busy in 2019.

Her articles, essays, short stories can be found on awakened-woman.com. The book “A Journey to Becoming the Best Self” was released to Amazon and Barnes and Noble on July 4, 2019.

Her contributions can be seen on BeLatina Digital Magazine, Thrive Global, SmartCoparent, DivorceHub, and blog.

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June 19, 2019
Overall Rating = 4.75

Storyline & Concept = 5

Writing and Delivery = 4.5

Cover Marketability = 4.5

Editorial = 5

A Journey to Becoming the Best-Self is part memoir and part practical how-to guide about navigating divorce. The writing is warm and confidential, like a conversation with a friend. Bodden went through two divorces, the first ending a brief marriage when she was in her twenties and the second ending a ten-year marriage to a man with whom she shared a four-year-old daughter. Bodden’s description of how she became so immersed in her roles of wife, homemaker, and mother that she lost her sense of self would be familiar to many women. The book describes how she fought back from despair and financial hardship to achieve happiness and personal growth.

Sublime Line: “This is a book not just for women faced with divorce, but for anyone searching for meaning in their lives.”
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October 12, 2020
contradiction, make look the husband is the bad guy, but she end the marriage and make a drama, good she got over it. Pretty sure kept his last name

My friend recommend it to me, I going through a divorce but this didn't help
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February 13, 2023
This book is so much bs, her truth is not accurate with the actual true. We need the Chagos version
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February 26, 2024
Not worth it, I want a refund. It was a wife who want to live the single life. Wack not recommend it
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