Women Who Think Too Much
by Susan Nolen-Hoeksema
★ Top 25 book of 2003 · #17 on Best Books of 2003
Offers advice on how women can overcome negative thinking and behaviors that lead to anxiety and depression. It challenges the habit of analyzing personal emotions and presents strategies for living more productively.
Best for: Women who tend to overthink and want practical strategies.
Women Who Think Too Much is #17 on BookWard's Best Books of 2003, out of 52 2003 books that cleared our data bar.
Women Who Think Too Much on the Best Books of 2003
Women Who Think Too Much came out in 2003. Of the 52 books first published in 2003 that met BookWard's data bar, it ranks #17 on our Best Books of 2003 list.
Why it made the list: 546 readers have shelved it on Open Library; 31 are reading it right now. The list ranks each year’s books on how many readers have picked them up, how highly readers rate them, and how many are reading them right now.
Nearby on the 2003 list
- Eleven Minutes Paulo Coelho, #15
- The Five People You Meet in Heaven Mitch Albom, #16
- Quattro Topi Nella Giungla Nera Elisabetta Dami, #18
- Oryx and Crake Margaret Atwood, #19
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The numbers behind it
- Readers: 508 want to read it, 31 are reading it now and 7 have read it, according to Open Library.
| Signal | This book (0 to 100) | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Reach | 81 | 55% |
| Reader love | 2 | 25% |
| Being read right now | 79 | 20% |
Questions about Women Who Think Too Much
When was Women Who Think Too Much published?
Women Who Think Too Much by Susan Nolen-Hoeksema was first published in 2003.
Was Women Who Think Too Much one of the best books of 2003?
Women Who Think Too Much is #17 on BookWard's Best Books of 2003, out of 52 2003 books that cleared our data bar. 546 readers have shelved it on Open Library; 31 are reading it right now.
Why is Women Who Think Too Much on the Best Books of 2003 list?
546 readers have shelved it on Open Library; 31 are reading it right now.
More of the best books of 2003
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix J. K. Rowling, #1
- Into the Wild Erin Hunter, #2
- The Kite Runner Khaled Hosseini, #3
- Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! Mo Willems, #4
- A Short History of Nearly Everything Bill Bryson, #5
- The Da Vinci Code Dan Brown, #6
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How we know
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