Made by Georgia Clare in southwest France
A home for people who love books
Book Quote Therapy. Books, poems and lines worth keeping, gathered for whatever you're going through.
Find your next read by mood, by place or by the last book you couldn't put down. Shelves for every kind of reader.
A shelf
10 Novels That Stay With YouA shelf
Heroines Over 50An A to Z of the big and small things children face, with books chosen for each age. Free for parents, teachers and carers, always.
Good places to start

Once the Storm Is Over
Haruki Murakami

One Wild and Precious Life
Mary Oliver

If
Rudyard Kipling

Soneto XVII
Pablo Neruda
A different handful of prints each day. Printed to order and sent from the UK and US.
The newest meditation
When You Feel Unseen
A meditation for feeling misunderstood. Listen free on Georgia's website or on Insight Timer.
Listen on georgiaclare.com →Listen on Insight Timer →La Forêt Intérieure
I Am Not Done With Better
I read a note on my feed yesterday and it made me stop and think.
Read on Substack →The books
Quote Therapy
Now in paperback and Kindle, alongside The Synergy Game and Ashes & Wildflowers.
Georgia's books →The Literary Home brings together everything Georgia Clare has made for readers. Book Quote Therapy is a free library of more than 230 literary prescriptions, each one a handful of books, poems and quotes for a particular feeling or life event, from grief and anxiety to midlife and new beginnings.
The Literary Compass helps you find your next read by mood or by place, and the Children's Shelf is a free A to Z of books for the things children face, with choices for ages 0 to 12. Book Quote Decor turns loved lines from literature into prints for the home.
Georgia is a Welsh author, bibliotherapist and meditation guide living in a village in southwest France. She writes the La Forêt Intérieure essays on Substack and records guided meditations for anyone rebuilding their life.
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One literary prescription, chosen each week and sent to your inbox.
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