Well-researched introduction to veganism

This book is a gift to your true self

Empowering, actionable tools that take the self-love and self-care movements to the next level

Jessica Baum's forthrightness, vulnerability and clinical sensitivity provide the foundation for a powerful journey of growth

For any of us who repeatedly find ourselves in relationships that increase our anxiety, Jessica Baum's Anxiously Attached is essential. She offers equal portions of science and heart to help us understand why this happens, charts a healing path that will allow us to develop security within, and walks with us step by step as we open to the mutually supportive, ever-deepening relationships that we all desire.

Jessica wholeheartedly puts her full self into everything she does and this book is a gift to your true self. Self-Love is the foundation for a fulfilling and balanced life. Readers, you're in for a beautiful treat.

With Anxiously Attached, Jessica Baum shares relatable, real life insights into the underlying relationship issues faced by so many in our era of disconnection. Her empowering, actionable tools for becoming 'self-full' take the self-love and self-care movements to the next level.

Jessica Baum's forthrightness, vulnerability and clinical sensitivity provide the foundation for a powerful journey of growth . . . Now you can learn to cultivate the skills of inner soothing provided in this excellent guide-and you'll discover how to "learn" or "earn" security in this science-backed yet practical set of steps to build the capacities that were not developed in your youth. Welcome to the challenge-and opportunity-to transform your life from the inside out!

Illuminating, generous, sparkling with wit, wisdom, humanity and wonder. There is nothing Delia Ephron is afraid to say; even if it's her inability to say the right thing. This is a luminous memoir that faces the death of the person you love, falling in love a second time, and an illness that threatens everything all over again. There is not one word that does not shine.

Playwright and novelist Ephron (Siracusa) balances profound sorrow with unconditional love in this radiant account of the "many left turns, some perilous, some wondrous" that her life took following her husband's death ... Readers will be swept away by this triumphant story.

Only someone with a heart of stone could resist the charms of Delia Ephron's tender, moving story of late-life love and illness.

Delia masterfully and hilariously reminds us that there is always more life to be found just around the corner.

...will make you believe in love again, and also in miracles. And it's so very, very funny.

I loved it... Hilarious and necessary. Should be required reading for anyone over forty!

I love Quilt on Fire! I feel very seen. Christie Watson captures the chaos and uncertainty of midlife exactly... A hilarious romp at times, Quilt on Fire is also a moving and insightful exploration of a transformational inner journey... A joyful book that celebrates our journey back to who we are - women who dare to fly in colour

Funny, honest, liberating and wise - Christie Watson has written the equivalent of a laugh-until-you-cry conversation with a best friend

Hilarious, heartfelt and deeply moving, Christie has written a manifesto for all those of us who need to rediscover a life worth loving. A must-read

A rallying cry for all those confused by their forties, Watson captures midlife with typical fearlessness, humour and style. Her writer's eye never looks away from the truth but seeks only to illuminate it. Every woman should read this book

Unsettling and life-affirming, funny and sad, unflinchingly honest and incredibly moving, this is a bloody marvellous book, fired with the realisation that love is the only thing that matters, in the end

Sensational and so necessary. I really needed this book and I definitely won't be the only one. Women everywhere will weep with gratitude

Raw and real and laugh-out-loud funny. So timely... Quilt on Fire is like a supportive friend reaching out a hand, saying it will be okay

In this bold and beautiful memoir, the author of The Language of Kindness turns her gift for writing to the nub of things to the emotional chaos of midlife; the terror at the changes it wreaks, but also its strange power to deliver clarity. Having weathered this turbulence myself, I think it's the truest account of perimenopause I have yet read

[A] sharp, hilarious, gritty perimenopause memoir - a book for any woman drowning in the uncharted seas of midlife