The Modern Woman's Survival Guide

Think Bridget Jones Meets Sex and the City

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Gaynor started writing The Modern Woman’s Survival Guide, after the umpteenth person told her, you know you should really write a book. Her fingers struggled daily to keep up with the thoughts that desperately wanted to become words on pages, to take centre stage in a book that she knew was going to become the new voice of womankind. Her calling, her destiny, her whatever you want to call it, Gaynor writes because she can’t not write.

The Modern Woman’s Survival Guide is an essential book for womankind. It’s a candid and witty expose featuring advice, tips and stories including:

  • Why no woman should navigate the male kingdom without a committee
  • The secret to having casual sex without getting emotionally attached
  • Surviving a break up without playing frisbee with his entire CD collection in front of oncoming traffic
  • What to do when your hormones have taken you hostage
  • How the quality of your hair dictates the quality of your life
  • Surviving the obligatory post winter fat crisis when you can’t do the zip up on your jeans
  • The ten commandments of shopping
  • Economics 101 for the frivolous and financially challenged
  • The quarter life crisis – the silent epidemic
  • What to do when you’re as flat as a day old pancake

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