Being a Woman… who’s had enough! By Lynn B Mann

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @LynnBMann1 @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #FreeBookReview for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book Being a Woman has a beautiful front cover that having loving calming colors that will attract you to the book. Being a woman is a women and spiritual genre. I found this book really interesting to read and open my eyes to topics about our roles, women’s rights, women shouldering the burden if childcare and housework. Things I would not normally think about and reading this book made me think. Fascinating read and so glad I had a chance to read it. Being a Women is well written and you immediately get drawn in to the book and cant put it down. A great read 5 stars. Blurb What have you had enough of? women’s rights being eroded? our value being tied to how we look or perform our roles? ongoing gender inequalities in all spheres of life? women shouldering the burden of childcare and housework? the term ‘porn and rape culture’ being used about our children’s schools? women being expected to juggle everything? the appalling sexist attitudes, behaviours and abuse that girls and women experience daily – just because we live in a sexist, patriarchal society? Being A Woman is an eye-opening journey through our lives as women and girls in the Western world. Lynn B. Mann will help you make sense of it all through the lens of her own experiences. She offers an antidote to the poison that permeates our lives by answering the questions: Where are we? How did we get here? Where do we go from here? Reading this book will help to build awareness and understanding. It will help you come to know your own worth and teach you how to build your personal power. You’ll feel empowered to create change in your own life – and realise that you can make a difference beyond it. Buckle up, and prepare to see your life flashing before your eyes. Author page: Hi, thanks for visiting my author page. I LOVE writing. It's what keeps me sane and happy. I've got a lot of books in me still to write, so if you like what I write be prepared to be with me for the long haul!!! I've always written, even as a child - I asked for a typewriter for my 10th birthday! It's only in the past few of years though that I've really got serious about applying myself to it in a more structured, consistent way. Previously, in my twenties and thirties, I had 22 different jobs (that I can remember) ranging from aerobics instructor, lab technician, and lighting merchandiser, to researcher and director in television. I finally found my vocation in training and working as a counsellor/therapist, and running stress management workshops. On a career break, after having my daughter, I co-founded a food business, producing cold pressed rapeseed oil, and infused oils, on our family farm. It’s now a multi award-winning supplier to retail and foodservice customers throughout the UK, and around the world. www.supernature.uk.com I'm also an Ambassador for Women’s Enterprise Scotland, My first books are BEING: Awake, aware and experiencing life as your authentic self (2021) and Being 21: Towards greater self-understanding in 21 questions (2020). I write, walk, eat, sleep, do yoga (badly), and volunteer with a homeless charity. Connect with me: News sign-up: www.lynnbmann.com Facebook: Lynn B. Mann Instagram: lynnb.mann Twitter: @LynnBMann1

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