Jacob Jacobowitz
Looking for guidance? Someone to relate to? A helping hand that has gone through the many trials and tribulations you are currently going through? Or maybe just some entertainment? Whatever the answer might be young women, these books have got all you might be looking for.
There are so many things young women must have in their minds due to the way society is constructed these days. Everywhere you look there’s someone wanting your attention or for you to subscribe to whatever they are peddling, be it a lifestyle or merchandise.
Give yourself a break from everybody else’s expectations and enjoy something that can potentially help you out discovering what you want out of life, or at least entertain you for a little while! Take a readout of these books for young women and get what you need out of their pages.
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#1 The She Shift: HiStory to HerStory by Melissa Clark
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There is a shift taking place in the world, with women in the workplace, female entrepreneurs, and women supporting one another. More women are being highlighted, recognized, and empowered. “The She Shift” acknowledges high-profile businesswomen who have paved the way, presents statistics about women in the workplace as well as female entrepreneurs, and provides examples of how women are taking the reins and empowering one another.
Twenty-five dynamic, successful women, from various backgrounds, industries, and regions share their stories of life and business. These inspirational women describe their triumphs, tribulations, and journeys.
“The She Shift” is a resource by women for women, who are seeking inspiration and advice, to become entrepreneurs and advance in their leadership roles.
“The She Shift” is crafted to highlight women influencing the world, creating legacies for future female leaders, and to globally inspire, empower, and enlighten the audience.
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#2 Follow Your Detour by Lindsay McKenzie
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It’s called Follow Your Detour and it’s a self help book about navigating life when it doesn’t go the way you’d planned and how to embrace those detours along your path. It shares my personal journey with infertility (an incredibly common problem for young women) so the loss of my greatest dream of being a mother, the loss of a loved one, and consequently the loss of my identity.
I share how my detour ended up being the biggest blessing and led me down a greater path than I could’ve ever imagined for myself – filled with self-discovery and transformation! It’s brought me to a place where I can confidently say I am thankful for that loss I went through because it was crucial in my growth and development. So it shares a message of finding purpose in your pain when life just doesn’t go the way we expect it to – which is a huge lesson women learn the hard way. Women are planners and life never goes the way we plan!
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#3 I Gave Up Men For Lent by Kacie Main
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In I Gave Up Men for Lent, Kacie tells her own story of self-reflection, but really she is telling the story of every girl who is trying to balance pursuing love with defining her own self-worth; every child trying to build healthy adult relationships with their family members; every young professional trying to understand the intersection of motivation and contribution. Read this book and you’ll better understand yourself and those you love the most!
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#4 YOUR NAME AND COLORS by BP Greycastle
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Our book Your Name And Colors Key To Your Beauty, Career, Personality, Romance, And, Success It makes a perfect personal gift for women! The title says it all why it makes a great book for women.
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#5 The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
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I recommend this book because it is a wonderful story on trusting yourself, your desires, and the universe. It is a story of self exploration with lessons to learn on every page.
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#6 You Are A Badass by Jen Sincero
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This is a brilliant book that will truly light a fire in you to pursue your dreams. It’s empowering, funny, and filled with truth bombs every woman needs to hear.
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#7 You Are A Badass At Making Money by Jen Sincero
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Much like her first book, Sincero empowers her readers to just start, and in this case it’s about learning your worth, trusting the money is out there and the possibility to be as wealthy as you desire, and taking the steps to change your money mindset.
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#8 Follow Me Back by A.V. Geiger
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With the rise of social media and a smartphone in the hand of every young woman from her teen years onward, FOLLOW ME BACK serves as a must-read cautionary tale. This contemporary young adult thriller follows the plight of Tessa Hart, 18 years old and unable to leave her home due to agoraphobia, whose only contact with the the outside world comes through her social media accounts. But when a hashtag she started goes viral, she unleashes a chain of events she never could have anticipated, with terrifying consequences. Told through tweets, direct messages, and police transcripts, this thriller for the online generation will keep readers guessing right up to the shocking end.
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#9 The Quiet Zone – Mindful Stress Management for Everyday People by Susan Petang
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We all face stress daily. It’s not the stress that’s the problem, it’s what we do with it. This short, easy-to-read workbook teaches readers not only stress management, but mindfulness, how to manage expectations, basic organizational skills, and conflict resolution skills. I want to share what I’ve learned with those who can make use of these skills for a lifetime.
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#10 Postpartum: A Story of Unraveling and Becoming by Flow Belinsky
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This book is an important read for every woman. It is a raw and real memoir detailing the first year of the author’s experience as a mother. This book details the harder aspects of new motherhood and doesn’t sugar coat it. The topics covered here are not often talked about, neither in the mainstream conversation or even among women themselves. It gives women a real and candid look at what it truly can be like to have a baby, a realistic view of the challenges, and an example of how to grow through the hardship.
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#11 embody: Learning to Love Your Unique Body by Connie Sobczak
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Since so many young woman have issues with their bodies that block access to their full potential, I recommend Embody: Learning to Love Your Unique Body (and quiet that critical voice!). The book brings to life The 5 Competencies of the Be Body Positive Model, which has helped thousands of people discover their authentic beauty and create a relationship with their whole selves that is guided by love, forgiveness, and a whole lot of humor.
Through storytelling and research-based tools and information, readers are guided through patient, mindful inquiry to find what works uniquely in their own lives to bring about—and sustain—positive self-care changes and a peaceful, joyful relationship with their bodies and lives.
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#12 Prince Harming Syndrome by Karen Salmansohn
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Learn how to break the unhealthy relationship cycle before you’ve even started. This book forces you to take an honest look at your relationships and make sure that you’re forming them on a solid foundation of 5 essentials It sets you up for relationship success – and to know what to look out for.
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#13 Brotopia by Emily Chang
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Why? Having barely survived the music and Entertainment scene with its megalomanic, sexist to pedophile perverts I thought it couldnt get much worse.
Now that I build a tech startup on the side, I was introduced to a yet even more disgusting industry. Or, maybe disgusting in a different way. Within my first 6 months in the scene (as a disabled female building on a high tech product), I experienced pretty much any of the behaviour described by Emily Chang, from sexist jokes to being treated like an intellectually disadvantaged person to sexual harassment in more or less the same style as described in the book.
I think it is INCREDIBLY important to be prepared, to know what one will have to deal with in a more and more technology governed world, and to know that some people have walked this road before and had their voices heard.
Before buying a book make sure to compare price and outlet, we have included links below to several large book outlets for different regions in the world:
Lindsay McKenzie from Follow Your Detour
Kacie Main from Kacie Main LLC
B.P. Greycastle from Name Colorology Group
Sarah Moe from Depicteur
A.V.Geiger from N/A
Susan Petang from The Quiet Zone Coaching
Flow Belinsky from Mama Get Real
Connie Sobczak from The Body Positive
Adina Mahalli from EnlightenedReality
Alexandra Nima from TheSophisticatedGeek
