Eine Trennung ist schmerzhaft und kann überwältigend sein. Dieses Buch bietet zahlreiche Tipps und Informationen, um dich durch die verschiedenen Phasen des Herzschmerzes zu begleiten. Es fungiert als persönlicher Coach, den du überallhin mitnehmen kannst, um dir zu helfen, diese schwierige Zeit zu überstehen und dein gebrochenes Herz zu heilen. Es soll dich davon abhalten, impulsiv deinem Ex eine Nachricht zu senden, während du traurig auf dem Sofa sitzt. Zudem zeigt es, dass diese schmerzhafte Phase vorübergeht und am Ende neues Selbstbewusstsein sowie Glück auf dich warten. Das Buch bietet erste Hilfe bei Herzschmerz und behandelt Themen wie Trennung, Scheidung und die damit verbundenen emotionalen Phasen. Es ist ein ermutigendes und tröstendes Geschenk für alle, die in einer Beziehungskrise stecken oder frisch getrennt sind. Verfasst von der australischen Autorin Zoë Foster Blake, gelingt es, das ernste Thema auf unterhaltsame Weise zu vermitteln, unterstützt durch humorvolle Illustrationen von Mari Andrews. Es zeigt, wie man eine Trennung überwinden und diese Krise als Chance für persönliche Entwicklung und Selbstliebe nutzen kann. Ein schön gestalteter Begleiter für alle, die unter Liebeskummer leiden.
Zoë Foster Blake Book order (chronological)
Zoë Foster Blake writes with wit and insight, capturing the irony and absurdities of modern life, particularly in the realms of relationships and beauty. Her style is vibrant and accessible, allowing readers to connect with characters and themes on a deeper level. Foster Blake has established herself as a storyteller who explores the complexities of human connection and societal expectations with a light touch. Her work is marked by keen observation and an authentic voice that resonates with readers everywhere.
No one likes a fart
- 32 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Fart is excited! He's desperate to make friends and have fun. But no one likes a fart. Not even a fart with a heart. Too smelly. Too embarrassing. Too gross. ZoU has written lots of grown-up books, none of which mention a single fart. She is the mother of two little people and a cat with a permanently cranky face. She wants it known that despite writing this book, she still doesn't like farts, even if her husband Tooty McFluffson refuses to acknowledge this.
The Wrong Girl
- 304 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Lily is a producer on a successful cooking segment for a daily morning show. The new chef has just arrived on set and he is drop dead gorgeous. And despite everything – the sabbatical that Lily and her flatmate Simone are taking from men, the fact that Jack is a work colleague – Lily falls head over heels for him. And while Lily battles her feelings, her flatmate Simone breaks their pact and starts dating some guy from her wholefoods shop. That guy turns out to be Jack. Up close, Lily bravely watches on as romance blossoms between Simone and Jack. Or does it? They don't seem to have much in common, apart from their striking good looks. And Lily and Jack just seem to get each other. Is that the same thing as falling in love? And could she ever dream of betraying a friendship? Lily has to make some difficult decisions about work and home, and realises that if she doesn't take life by the scruff of the neck, she is the one who'll be picked up, shaken and dumped.