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Who Does She Think She Is?

Who Does She Think She Is?

Hardcover

Self-HelpWomen's Studies

Publisher Price: $28.99

PREORDER - Expected ship date March 30, 2027

ISBN13: 9798318605277
Publisher: Hay House UK Ltd
Published: Mar 30 2027
Pages: 257
Language: English
An unflinching exploration of how envy, approval-seeking, and fear of judgment keep women small--and how to break free through self-knowledge, ambition, and unapologetic action.

When a woman becomes visible, ambitious, and unapologetic about what she wants, the world whispers: Who does she think she is?

In this electrifying new book, Sunday Times best-selling author Florence Given flips that insult into fuel. Who Does She Think She Is? is a cultural reckoning for every woman who has learned that belonging depends on being good: being agreeable, palatable, grateful, selfless--and never wanting too much.

But what if the very things you've been taught to fear--other people's envy, judgment, and disgust--aren't evidence that you're doing something wrong? What if they are an inevitable consequence of becoming visible?

Florence exposes the unspoken forces that keep women small: not just the patriarchy, but the ways women learn to police themselves and one another in exchange for belonging. She names the sisterhood wound--the comparison, envy, relational aggression, and subtle social punishments that teach women to fear standing out--and offers a radical new framework for understanding jealousy not as something shameful, but as information: a map pointing you towards your own buried desires.

Across three powerful parts--The Poison, The Alchemy, and The Embodiment--you'll learn to:

  • Recognize the hidden rules that taught you to play small
  • Alchemize envy and resentment into clarity, desire, and momentum
  • Reclaim ambition, pleasure, and visibility without apology
  • Choose yourself even when it makes you less universally likable
  • Take up space with bold, embodied action towards the life you actually want

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