- The Strength in Our Scars (English)

So relateable for the person who is broke!!!

The cover of The Strength in Our Scars by Bianca Sparacino immediately brings to mind Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, silver, or platinum. Rather than concealing the cracks, Kintsugi highlights them, transforming brokenness into something even more beautiful. As you turn the pages, this philosophy becomes even more evident—each chapter serves as a reminder of resilience, self-belief, and the power of rebuilding. This book is a heartfelt reflection on healing, self-motivation, and rediscovering a stronger version of oneself. A must-read for anyone on a journey of growth and renewal.

This book tells about the hurt we all feel in the course of our life. They simply portray as the deepest scars. Instead of mourning the past, you can always change for better. The writer tells us to forgive ourselves first. Like how you feel heavy others feel that heaviness too. I loved this book

This book got my heart, so beautifully woven Emotions into words, Thank you because I needed this so badly🤎

Such an amazing book. It really helped a lot

Healed my inner child a little more

This is such a beautiful book that helps the reader to pick up their broken pieces I would say

I've completed this book within a single day. It is not because you're reading a review from an impatient (or enthusiastic) reader, but because this book sings the song of its readers*. The flow and language of the book are remarkable! *Note: Here, 'scars' refer to 'sort of soil from heartbreaks'. Now, if it doesn't resonate with you, then I don't think you should wait further. But, if it does, then you can follow my words :) Now, I wanna clear the difference between my opinions about this book and other book(s) of the same theme. I give it a 5 star here, because I feel the author speaks mostly from her heart and she's being quite straight and unapologetic in her approach, while some of other books' tones are strategic (mainly rating and review oriented). Now, when one speaks from the heart, an avid reader can pick it up. After all, we're not dense (lol). At first, I thought to share some of my favorite words (from the book) here but as I progressed, it became too difficult to jot down few as every page was challenging the previous one (in a good way). This book is not an one-time adventure but a caring friend to whom you want to return everytime your HEALING needs it.