Women's Studies

Why Me? Why Now?
Girlology : A Girl's Guide to Stuff that Matters
by Trish Hutchison, M.D., Melisa Holmes, M.D.
According to Girlology, knowledge is power-or more specifically-Girl Power! Whether you believe it or not, there's a lot more to know about the body and the opposite sex. This book will give you confidence and girl power to build you goals, beliefs

Preface
Seductress: Women Who Ravished the World and Their Lost Art of Love
by Betsy Prioleau, Ph.D.
In this road map to restoring feminine sexual power, Betsy Prioleau introduces and analyzes the stories of history's greatest seductresses. These are the women who ravished the world-from such classic figures as Cleopatra and Mae West to such lesser-known

Introducing The Inner Patriarch
The Shadow King: The Invisible Force That Holds Women Back
by Drs. Hal and Sidra Stone
There were no demands from the outside, so it must have been something within each woman responsible for this loss of herself. Something was operating unconsciously, in the shadows. The air felt almost liquid as everyone leaned forward, riveted by the

Wake Up, Sister. It's Your Turn
A Weekend to Change Your Life
by Joan Anderson
Recognize That You Are Lost. A full life requires cultivation. The minute we take our hands off the plow, fail to reseed, forget to fertilize, we've lost our crop.

Surround Yourself With Support
Life Lessons For Women: 7 Essential Ingredients for a Balanced Life
by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Stephanie Marston
Inside this book, you'll not only find extraordinary stories from ordinary women, but practical advice on: pursuing your hopes and dreams, balancing your priorities, pampering yourself without guilt, building strong relationships

Introduction
Out of Her Mind: Women Writing on Madness
by Rebecca Shannonhouse
A century ago, in a genteel neighborhood of Montgomery, Alabama, a child was born who would eventually embody the freewheeling spirit of the 1920s flapper. Lavish and impulsive, Zelda Fitzgerald offered an alluring mix of privilege and melodrama to comple

Introduction
How to Be Like Women of Influence : Life Lessons from 20 of the Greatest
by Pat Williams, Ruth Williams
As a twenty-first-century woman, your choices are limitless in how you can make a difference in yourself and the world around you. Discover how twenty amazing women pressed forward the boundaries of race, religion, culture and business to make their own

Snow White: Breaking Away from Mother
Spinning Straw into Gold : What Fairy Tales Reveal About the Transformations in a Woman's Life
by Joan Gould
What's your favorite fairy tale? Whether it's 'Cinderella,' 'Beauty and the Beast,' 'Hansel and Gretel,' or another story, your answer reveals something significant about you, your experiences, and your soul.

Getting Ready for the Unstoppable Women Challenge
Unstoppable Women: Achieve Any Breakthrough Goal in 30 Days
by Cynthia Kersey
Are you ready to join the ranks of hundreds of women who have taken the Unstoppable Women Challenge and successfully achieved a breakthrough goal in just 30 days, making their lives richer and more satisfying in the process? If so, let's get started!

The Many Reflections of Shame
Deceived by Shame, Desired by God
by Cynthia Spell Humbert
Rape, incest, alcoholism, addiction, divorce, bitterness, gossip, abortion. The list could go on and on with ways sin poisons our lives. Whether the sin is self-imposed or committed by someone else, it always has the potential to cause us a deep-seated

What I've Learned From Julia Child
The Joy of Doing Things Badly
by Veronica Chambers
On the Saturday following Julia child's death, I was in the bathroom of a restaurant and I overheard the following conversation. The woman in the first stall said, 'I'm so stupid.

The Nervous Housewife
by Abraham Myerson, M.D.
Did the semi-mythical Cave Man (who is perhaps only a pseudo-scientific creation) on his return from a prehistoric hunt find his leafy spouse all in tears over her staglocythic house-cleaning, or the conduct of the youngest cave child?

Scene 1
Necessary Targets: A Story of Women and War
by Eve Ensler
Lights up on a posh living room. A coffee table with plates of food. J.S., a stunning, reserved woman near fifty, sits with Melissa, a young, strong woman who sits awkwardly on the sofa, drinking water.

My Story
Time Off for Good Behavior: How Hardworking Women Can Take a Break and Change Their Lives
by Mary Lou Quinlan
Sister, Sister, call on me! I can still hear my high-pitched first grade voice, shouting those first Type A good girl words to Sister Thomas Anice. It was the fall of 1959 in St. Helena's School in Philadelphia and I was already in a hurry to succeed.

Drawn To What I Feared The Most
Insecure at Last: Losing It in Our Security-Obsessed World
by Eve Ensler
Insecure at Last is a timely and urgent look at our security-obsessed world, the drastic measures taken to keep us safe, and how we can truly experience freedom by letting go of the deceptive notion of vigilant 'protection.'

She Who Once Was
Kiss Tomorrow Hello
by Kim Barnes, Claire Davis
We were standing at the kitchen sink, chopping vegetables for a salad, when Martha announced her plan. She'd thought about it for months, she said. Maybe years. I regretted my response immediately, and to this day still regret it. Just listen to me.

Girls and Women
by Harriet E. Paine
For the sake of girls who are just beginning life, let me tell the stories of some other girls who are now middle-aged women. Some of them have succeeded and some have failed in their purposes, and often in a surprising way.

The Toolbox
Power Tools for Women
by Joni Daniels
Do you panic when you discover that you've left the house without your purse? I do. It contains my wallet that holds cash and credit cards, my driver's license, and the required insurance information.

Woman and Womanhood: A Search for Principles
by C. W. Saleeby, M.D.
We are often and rightly reminded that woman is half the human race. It is truer even than it appears. Not only is woman half of the present generation, but present woman is half of all the generations of men and women to come.

Introduction
Women Circling the Earth: A Guide to Fostering Community, Healing and Empowerment
by Beverly Engel
I am not the first person to write about circles and I certainly won't be the last. Starhawk wrote about circles in 1982, and Sedonia Cahill and Joshua Halpern introduced many people to circles in their 1990 book The Ceremonial Circle.