Stories that Shape Us: Tower of Dawn and the Relationships That Shape Our Healing

In this episode of our series 'Stories That Shape Us', my friend Priscilla and I are breaking down Tower of Dawn, the book where the action is mostly physical therapy, political dinners, and a lot of walking (well, rolling). It's one of the most divisive books in the Throne of Glass series, and we get into why.🚨 Major spoiler alert for Tower of Dawn and the entire Throne of Glass series!What we explore in Chaol's healing arc: You can't fix your body without fixing your mental health - physical injury as manifestation of emotional wounds The right person appears after inner work - couldn't show up for Nesryn but could be vulnerable with Yrene Honesty builds foundations that last - Aelin relationship built on lies, Yrene's brutal honesty created real connectionWe also talk about Nesryn's glow-up. She went from accepting a situationship to finding her roots, a supportive prince (Sartaq is perfect boyfriend energy), and saving the day on a giant eagle. Meanwhile, Chaol was down in the city learning to walk. Both needed their separate paths to grow.Subscribe. Share. Remember that sometimes the stories we think are detours are exactly where we need to be.Small steps, big healing. Keep growing! ✨Join the conversation! Are you Team Chaol or did you skip this book? DM me on Instagram @YourCoachMari!About my bestie Priscilla: Priscilla De Lara is originally from California now living in Milan, Italy working in international education. She is a lover of food, traveling, and reading! Fun fact: Priscilla was a college radio DJ. Connect with Priscilla on TikTok @priscillainitaly💬 LET'S CONNECT:Instagram | TikTok | Growing with Sol PodcastBuy Me a CafecitoWe might just have the same taste in books Check out my Book List (Bookshop affiliate)🌱 LET’S GROW TOGETHER: Schedule your discovery call