Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before [Hardcover], The Highly Sensitive Person, The Midnight Library 3 Books Collection Set

This three-book collection brings together practical guidance and reflective fiction, with Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before in hardback alongside The Highly Sensitive Person and The Midnight Library. Each title approaches wellbeing and self-understanding from a different angle, from clinical insight and coping strategies to recognising sensitivity and exploring life choices.

In Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before, clinical psychologist Dr Julie Smith draws on years of experience to share skills for navigating life’s ups and downs, presenting advice and coping techniques intended to support resilience. The Highly Sensitive Person focuses on coping when the world feels overwhelming, particularly for readers who relate to being labelled too shy or too sensitive, needing time alone, or feeling overloaded by noise, confusion and crowded environments. The Midnight Library follows Nora as she is transported to a library at midnight on her last day on earth, where she is offered the chance to revisit regrets and try out other lives she might have lived.

Included titles

• Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before [Hardcover]
• The Highly Sensitive Person
• The Midnight Library

Key details

• Three-book collection set
• Includes Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before in hardback
• Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before is written by Dr Julie Smith
• Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before draws on the author’s experience as a clinical psychologist

Synopses

Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before [Hardcover]

Drawing on years of experience as a clinical psychologist, Dr Julie Smith shares skills for getting through life’s ups and downs. The book presents advice and coping techniques from a therapist’s toolkit, with a focus on resilience.

The Highly Sensitive Person

A guide to coping when the world overwhelms you. It is aimed at readers who identify with traits such as a keen imagination, vivid dreams, needing time alone each day, and feeling quickly overwhelmed by noise, confusion, crowded parties or hectic office life.

The Midnight Library

Nora’s life has been going from bad to worse. At midnight on her last day on earth, she finds herself in a library where she is given the chance to undo regrets and try out other lives she might have lived, raising the question of how best to live with infinite choices.