After 2 years of chaos, I can honestly say this article has really helped me understand and finally put to rest our toxic so-called relationship, to leave it in the past and put it down to another lesson learnt. I really do wish I had cut all contact so long ago, its like I knew I was being bullied and people around me were telling me so, but it can only come from you, finally seeing the “light”.
I have read this book with a great deal of trepidation, reliving buried memories from my childhood in the 50’s. This was the era when women were tied to the home and children were seen but not heard…
Discover the lives of 101 Trailblazing Women and the remarkable things they achieved,,,Beautifully Illusrated and packed with bitesize biographies of Activists, Leaders, Athletes, Artists, Explorers and Innovators from the celebrated to the overlooked.It was interesting to read how they all overcame the odds, defied expectations and shattered stereotypes.. Their stories are sure to inspire Women and encourage them to dream big…Written in a friendly and accessible style this book includes quotations, fun facts and colourful Illustrations which bring the lives of these inspiring women to life ..Spanning across history and from over the globe, These Women include:Marie Curie,Ann Frank,Boudicca,Cleopatra,Hillary Clinton,J …
I thoroughly recommend this book to every social worker, police officer and every project worker in our sector. If you have been a victim of an attack, and you have blamed yourself, read this book. It certainly shines a new light on to this taboo subject”
Big thank you to Rachel Suddart for reviewing “Becoming” by Michelle Obama. Don’t forget that if you would like to read one of the books in the picture at the bottom of the page, let us know via Facebook messages or comment below and we’ll get a copy to you as soon as we can. It will really help us to know what books to recommend to our wonderful women out west here in Cumbria 🧡 “I LOVED this book! It took me a few goes to get started as I’m not a fan of hardback books – I don’t …
