I have a riddle for you. What do Barnes & Noble, Apple, Kobo, Scribd, Indigo, and Angus & Robertson all have in common? They are all wonderful retailers where you can purchase my ebook, Thinking Positive: Take the Journey into Positivity. Expanding availability has been a dream come true because it means readers can discover the Thinking Positive book on the platform they already love to use.

Of course, Amazon remains a fan favorite, but the Thinking Positive book is available far beyond the Kindle store now. That wider reach helps me connect with new readers, share encouragement, and make positivity a practical part of everyday life. If you have been looking for the best place to buy the Thinking Positive book, you will find several easy options below.

Why I Wrote the Thinking Positive Book

The Thinking Positive book grew out of years of classroom experiences and daily reflections on gratitude, mindset, and resilience. I wanted a straightforward, encouraging guide that readers could come back to again and again. The ideas began on my blogs and in my journals, and they eventually formed a roadmap for anyone ready to shift from overwhelmed to optimistic. If you are navigating a tough season, this is for you.

For additional encouragement from my archive, revisit this earlier post: Powerful Ways to Stay Positive During Difficult Times. It offers simple, actionable steps that pair beautifully with the themes inside the Thinking Positive book.

5 Powerful Places to Buy the Book

You can choose whichever store fits your device and reading preferences. Each link takes you to a reliable retailer where you can get the Thinking Positive book quickly and easily.

1. Amazon — A popular option for Kindle readers who want instant access on any device.
2. Barnes & Noble (via Books2Read) — Great for Nook users and anyone who prefers B&N’s ecosystem.
3. Apple Books (via Books2Read) — Perfect if you love reading on iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
4. Kobo (via Books2Read) — A smart choice for international readers and Kobo devices.
5. Scribd, Indigo, and Angus & Robertson (via Books2Read) — Excellent if you already use these platforms or want a subscription option.

Behind the Scenes: Writing During Challenging Times

A few weeks ago, I shared that I am also working on a companion to the Thinking Positive book. It is close to the finish line, but like many of you, I have been juggling new routines. Teaching from home demanded long hours creating online lessons, hosting Zoom meetings, and building paper-and-pencil versions for students with limited internet access. Some days felt like forty-eight hours squeezed into twenty-four, and something had to give.

When writing time shrinks, it is tempting to set big goals aside. What helped me was practicing the very principles in the Thinking Positive book: perspective, grace, and small steps forward. On tough days, I aimed for a single paragraph. On better days, I outlined a chapter. Progress is progress. That steady approach kept the project alive and reminded me that optimism is not denial — it is the decision to keep going.

What Readers Can Expect

The Thinking Positive book is designed to be practical. Each chapter offers clear ideas you can apply in minutes: quick reflection prompts, simple gratitude practices, and mindset shifts that are easy to remember when life gets loud. Whether you read it in a single sitting or return to a chapter each morning, the goal is the same — to help you notice the good, respond with intention, and move forward with confidence.

If you prefer to sample before you buy, follow the Books2Read link above and choose your favorite store. Many retailers let you preview a portion of the Thinking Positive book right on the product page, so you can get a feel for the tone and structure.

Ready to Start Your Positivity Journey?

Wherever you like to read, you will find the Thinking Positive book ready for you. Pick the retailer that fits your device, download your copy, and begin a simple practice that can brighten your day in just a few pages. I am grateful for every reader who shares this journey with me, and I cannot wait to hear how the book encourages you.