A truly unique and transformational book, beautiful in its simplicity, yet stunning in its ability to transform, from one of the world's leading change agents. Be prepared to go on your own transformation journey and rethink old patterns, as you immerse yourself in the exercises and start to move forward towards the lighter, freer, happier you

A gracefully written book about the inner strength we all have within us

A fabulous pocket-sized book... [Our Rainbow Queen] is flat out beautiful

This book is a must-read for anyone who feels overwhelmed by admin at home

Life admin is apparently invisible even to the authors of most time management books, which is what makes Emens's book so refreshing . . . solid advice

Shift up, Marie Kondo . . . Elizabeth Emens is on to something with her analysis of the time-gobbling role that admin now plays in our days . . . When she describes it to others they tell her she is seeing into their marriages and minds . . . She has instant practical suggestions . . . Emens' book is a call to distinguish what we must do from what can be minimised . . . In our uncertain world at least we can deal with the small stuff

This clever book is for both the lovers and the haters of admin! Most importantly for me, reading about the practical solutions on how to simplify your admin, is the biggest pull of all

In her illuminating book Elizabeth Emens maps why life admin weighs us down and how, practically, we can shed the load. It's a must read for everyone burdened with to-do lists and searching for more time to do the things they really want

Groundbreaking...Her sources are rich, diverse and sometimes heartbreaking. Some books make us feel seen and for me, that is what Don't Touch My Hair does. I would urge everyone to read it

An excellent and far reaching book...a call to arms for black African culture

A powerful and arrestingly relatable account of the rich history of Afro hair that seamlessly interweaves her personal perspective with meticulously researched historical facts

Dabiri's brilliant book recognises that black hair - particularly women's hair - is charged with social and racial significance