Los 5 mejores libros inspiradores de autores canadienses

Los mejores libros motivacionales de autores canadienses

(Opinion Article | Please note: Article includes Affiliate links to Amazon) With isolation upon us, it’s the time to find alternative ways to lift our spirits and try to break free of the mold of our current mundane situation. We decided it would be an ideal time to introduce our top 5 inspirational books by Canadian authors to help you along that path. A motivator of sorts, we believe that inspirational books are a great way to spark a positive change in our everyday lives.

---

¿Cuáles son los mejores libros motivacionales e inspiradores escritos por autores canadienses?

Esta es la lista de los 5 mejores libros inspiradores de autores canadienses:

1. Anne of Green Gables de Lucy Maud Montgomery

We wanted to start off with a true Canadian classic. Originally published in 1908 it is a book that most Canadians have probably read in elementary school if not at least one point in their lives. Regardless of if you read it or not it is an incredible book to discover or revisit. The general premise is that Anne is trying to escape her stale life in Prince Edward Island by using her imagination to overcome her hurdles in life. It is a light story of pure fun and is truly a joy to read. Find it at: https://amzn.to/2UGyNWz

2. The Camino Within de Tarek Riman

El fundador de Montreal Tips, Tarek Riman, escribió “The Camino Within” sobre su aventura en bicicleta por el Camino de Santiago en España. Lo dejó todo en casa para emprender su viaje y escribió este libro sobre sus experiencias allá. Quería más de la vida, así que optó por cambiar de aires y aceptó un reto que cambiaría su perspectiva y le daría claridad sobre la vida. El libro sigue a Tarek a través de una serie de encuentros, lecciones y pruebas mientras intenta encontrar el verdadero sentido de la vida. ¡Empuja a sus lectores a descubrir de qué son capaces y, al mismo tiempo, te anima a emprender un nuevo viaje propio! Encuéntralo en: https://amzn.to/3aOudLS

3. Dual Citizens de Alix Ohlin, nacida en Montreal

Alix Ohlin, autora nacida en Montreal, escribió su inspirador libro “Dual Citizens”. “Dual Citizens” trata de Lark Brossard, nuestra protagonista, que durante gran parte de su vida se ha sentido invisible. Ella, como todos, tiene sus problemas con distintas cosas, pero es la manera en que se maneja a sí misma y a la situación lo que resulta admirable y puede quedarse contigo como lector. Es una maravillosa historia de crecimiento que se extiende a las relaciones con su pareja, su madre y, sobre todo, su hermana, que tiene un papel crucial en la novela. Sin revelar demasiado, es una novela poderosa que aborda temas como la ambición, el autoconocimiento y la hermandad. Encuéntralo en: https://amzn.to/2wiE0L6

4. The Better Angels of Our Nature de Steven Pinker

As we could all use a little bit of good news these days, “Angels of Our Nature” certainly delivers in that aspect. The book is essentially about how violence has declined in the short and long run in the world. He backs this theory up with data while also highlighting certain reasons as to why it is on the decline. Pinker also suggests how our generation is currently one of the most peaceful eras in human history in which explains why and how in the book. Overall, its a book with a positive message which we can surely use right now. It’s also worth mentioning that Bill Gates once tweeted that it is one of the most inspiring books he’s ever read. Find it at: https://amzn.to/39OgMu4

5. Chorus of Mushrooms de Hiromi Goto

For something a little different, “Chorus of Mushrooms” is simply about her family in a small town in Alberta. It goes into detail about the generations of Japanese women in her family. The story delves into Japanese folk legends and also has some rom-com mixed in. It offers an interesting perspective about somebody’s cultures and traditions while also keeping it a light and pleasant read. Find it at: https://amzn.to/2V2BmRL