Yung Pueblo’s How to Love Better examines strengthening relationships from the inside – see the cover! (Exclusive)

His new book combines poetry, personal experiences and thoughtful advice on how to strengthen relationships

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Yung Pueblo; Cover of the book How to Love Better

Yung Pueblo’s latest book hopes readers will learn to love better through self-awareness and showing compassion instead of judgment.

IN How to love better: the path to deeper connection through growth, kindness and compassion, New York Times The bestselling author “offers a blueprint for deepening compassion, kindness, and gratitude so you can truly grow in harmony with another person and build stronger connections in all your relationships,” reads the official synopsis.

Set to be released on March 11, 2025, the book will feature the author’s signature blend of poetry, personal experiences and thoughtful advice. Throughout life, love takes many forms, from friends and family to romantic partners. But relationships are defined by self-love, writes Yung Pueblo.

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Cover of the book “How to Love Better”.

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“The purpose of this book is based on the fact that while we know our own emotional ranges, we can benefit from better understanding ourselves and how we relate to what we feel,” Yung Pueblo tells PEOPLE.

Yung Pueblo is a pseudonym used by former writer Diego Perez Lighter: Let go of the past, connect with the present and develop the futurethat focuses on healing from the inside out. How to love better it’s no different.

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Author Yung Pueblo

According to the summary of the book entitled How to love better “explores all aspects of a relationship, from the rosy first days when you may be hesitant to show your full self, to the challenges that can arise without clear communication, to dealing with heartbreak and healing after closing a chapter in your life.”

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Knowing yourself is key, adds the author. “By knowing yourself better, you will be able to love your partner better and allow the vehicle of love to fuel your personal growth. Love and growth must go hand in hand for harmony to be a real possibility in a partnership. “

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How to love better: the path to deeper connection through growth, kindness and compassion is released on March 11, 2025 and is now available for pre-order wherever books are sold.

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