Dear Shy People: Can You Relate?
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When you're shy, you often feel alone. Like there's no one in your corner who understands how you're feeling. But I know there are others out there just like me and you who struggle with shyness. Each chapter in this book addresses a fear that shy people tend to have and provides tips on how to handle. I'm sure you will find that you relate to at least one of the issues in this book.
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