Women Don't Owe You Pretty: The Small Edition
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Publishing Details
Women Don't Owe You Pretty: The Small Edition
By (Author) Florence Given
Octopus Publishing Group
BRAZEN
14th September 2021
9th September 2021
United Kingdom
Classifications
General
Non Fiction
Autobiography: general
Assertiveness, motivation, self-esteem and positive mental attitude
Feminism and feminist theory
Gender studies: women and girls
Gender studies, gender groups
Womens health
305.42
Physical Properties
Paperback
96
Width 110mm, Height 176mm, Spine 4mm
75g
Description
*** COMPANION EDITION ***
Bringing you the record-breaking, bestselling Women Don't Owe You Pretty as a black and white modern classic.'THE BEAUTY MYTH' FOR THE INSTAGRAM GENERATIONWomen Don't Owe You Pretty is the ultimate book for anyone who wants to challenge the out-dated narratives supplied to us by the patriarchy.Through Florence's story you will learn how to protect your energy, discover that you are the love of your own life, and realise that today is a wonderful day to dump them.Florence Given is here to remind you that you owe men nothing, least of all pretty.WARNING: CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT (AND A LOAD OF UNCOMFORTABLE TRUTHS). THE FEMINIST BOOK EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUT.'An incredible mouthpiece for modern intersectional feminism.' - Glamour'A fearless book.' - Cosmopolitan 'A hugely influential young woman.' - Woman's Hour 'Rallying, radical and pitched perfectly for her generation.' - Evening StandardAuthor Bio
Florence Given is a bestselling feminist author, award-winning podcaster and illustrator based in London. She grew up in Plymouth and attended London College of Fashion, after which she went on to pursue art and writing. Florence broke records with her first book, Women Don't Owe You Pretty, a feminist manifesto which challenged outdated patriarchal narratives and inspired women across the globe. In all her work, from her non-fiction writing to her debut novel and hit podcast, Florence uses her platform to bring women together and give them a permission slip to define feminism on their own terms.
