Following its Friday launch, "I Don't Pursue, I Choose Myself" has arrived in Malagasy bookstores with a 100-day journey dedicated to self-confidence and reconstruction.
After the wait, the book is finally on shelves. "I Don't Pursue, I Choose Myself," the third work by writer and human rights advocate Viviane Rahariniaina, is now available in bookstores following its launch Friday at IBC-Akoor Digue.
The book is currently available at Mille Feuilles. Its distribution in Madagascar's bookstores has begun and will gradually expand to different provinces. During August, "I Don't Pursue, I Choose Myself" will also be available on Amazon in digital and print versions.
Designed as a personal development guide, the work offers 100 days of reading and 100 lessons to gradually accompany the reader. Lack of self-confidence, stress, violence, and reconstruction are among the main realities addressed by the author, who draws inspiration from situations observed within society.
"Many people have lived through violence. Through these 100 days of reading, I want to share 100 lessons to help them move forward," Rahariniaina said. Before publication, she had several people read her manuscript. Some recognized themselves in the situations presented, reinforcing the author's approach.
Remaining faithful to her commitment to human rights, she also addresses psychological wounds and social realities to encourage reflection and change. "I hope everyone can read it and draw lessons from it."
With this third work, Viviane Rahariniaina offers a daily 100-day appointment, designed to accompany readers on the path to confidence, reflection, and reconstruction.
By Cassie Ramiandrasoa