Read Yourself Well

Read Yourself Well.

What should people who aspire to be well read?  An alcoholic in recovery does not want to kick back with romantic fiction about people in exotic places enjoying martinis! 

A food addict doesn't need the lure of cupcake recipes hidden in her spy thriller.

Well People who want to stay well, read about well people living exciting and healthy lives full of tantalizing foods and drinks that are good for them.

You want to read about people making good decisions that have great results , right? 

Welcome to Well.Ink. 


Fiction

Inspirational

Motivational

non fiction

 Poetry

Biographies

Bibliographies

Children's

Youth

Young Adults



All created with wellness on every level in mind;


Happy

Healthy 

Green
 
 Wholesome

 A really good read!  Enjoy!  

 Asabi A. Hunter , CCO

 

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