10 Reviews: Best Motivational Books for Women (Apr 2024)

This collection of essays dives into a wide variety of subjects, ranging from the difficulties that come with becoming an adult to the factors that make some people perfect for reality television. It’s packed with amusing and entertaining anecdotes that will remain fresh in your mind for a long time. In addition to this, there is a humorous component that will cause you to laugh so hard that it hurts your stomach.

"Really good read, love the essay format and the storytelling style!"

by 2510cheesecake

This book features over one hundred personal narratives contributed by women working in a variety of professions all around the world, and its primary purpose is to celebrate the female entrepreneurial experience. The author gives the reader a first-person perspective of what it is like for women of different ages, races, and backgrounds to be working in a variety of professions by including them all in the book. These professions range from tattoo artists to architects.

"Such a wonderful added accent to the room and oh yeah, it’s a lovely book!"

by Callie Mae

Toni Morrison is widely regarded as one of the most significant authors to emerge during the 20th century. This book compiles her own thoughts into a collection of essays and speeches that will leave you feeling motivated by the wealth of knowledge she has bestowed upon the world during her half-century-long career in the public light. Due to her beautiful words, you will feel like being invited into this famous author in the world.

"I began reading this beautifully crafted novel while commuting and Aunty Toni NEVER DISAPPOINTS! Her literary sense and works draws you in and empowers you! Thank you."

by HEATHER ALYSIA

Iconic feminist Gloria Steinem recounts the adventures she had while traveling the country in the 1970s and 1980s to advocate for equal rights for women. Reading about the first-hand experiences of a woman who has been at the vanguard of some of the greatest progressive and feminist events in the nation’s history is one of the most inspiring things one can do. This can be the best option for women who loves travel, not only on holiday but also the concern of work.

"I felt like I was traveling with Gloria through her storytelling. Her experience, insights and wisdom woke something in me. I would highly recommend this book."

by Yonja

Do you love to read work that comes from Black authors? A sign of honoring Black women in literature is the topic that is discussed throughout this collection of essays written by Black women authors. It is a wonderful book to read if you want to become familiar with the many different types of Black women who have contributed to literature, as the selected selection has a multitude of fantastic authors.

"After reading this collection of essays, I've definitely grown as a woman and my reading list has grown as well."

by Victoria

In her book “Daring Greatly,” the renowned shame researcher Brené Brown reminds us that vulnerability and bravery go hand in hand with one another. Brown presents us with a challenge by way of this self-reflective book. The book by Brown provides a sense of solace in the imperfect ways in which you live, which comes at a time when you feel as though you are never enough. The book answers the issue, “Is it better to have tried and failed, or not to have tried at all?”

"Even though this was originally published nearly 10yrs ago, its very relevant to today. I've had a lot of "thoughtful" moments while reading this book. Its helped me understand quite a bit about myself and even those around me. 5 stars!"

by Nicole Clark

If you’re an introvert and you haven’t read this book yet, it will affect your outlook. This game-changing book by Susan Cain shows you how to use the quiet strengths that make you different from extroverts. Cain’s TED talk busts some myths about introversion. Introverts tend to be more observant and open to other points of view, which can help them think outside the box and come up with new ideas.

"A previously quiet and shy kid can easily relate to the words from this book. Some may disagree with the contents of this book, however, I’m sure many introverts will find this relatable and refreshing."

by Kerrie

Lysa TerKeurst is a speaker and author of Christian nonfiction. In this book, she discusses how she dealt with feelings of rejection and abandonment and how they affected her life. Her traumatic upbringing forced her to take stock of her life, and she found that her relationship with God and her reading of the Bible helped her get through all of the anguish. She serves as a constant reminder to us that God chose us after all.

"If you are like me constantly doubting yourself. This book is a definite must read. I cried while reading it but it has truly helped me let go and be more positive and God like."

by Misty Chamblee Giegerich

In her autobiography, activist Glennon Doyle encourages you to live life according to your own standards rather than those of others. Instead, her life and words lead you to believe that you should listen to your own instincts and voices. When Doyle divorced her husband and stopped living the life that was expected of her, she went experienced this experience for the first time in her own life. After that, she was free to go.

"There is so much knowledge in this little book. Read it! ❤️ It will change your life in ways you won't expect."

by Lauren Boorky

Some women are unable to resist the need to downplay the significance of comments they receive, even though such compliments are entirely warranted. Be That Unicorn encourages you to take those praises to heart and display them with pride. You should have an extremely positive opinion of yourself. Furthermore, you should express your emotions and act like the badass that you are in other areas of your life.

"I couldn’t recommend this book more. It provided reminders and guidance for all things in my life and encouraged me to just be me. Do all the things to be that unicorn."

by S. Vetsch