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Readby Esther Perel With a New Preface by the Author "The world’s best-known relationship expert.”- The New York Times “Makes fewer promises and raises thornier questions than any other how-to-improve-your-relationship book. . . which is exactly why you should read this one.” —ELLE A...

'Offers fascinating insights into women's worlds and desires in Greco-Roman antiquity and beyond.' Emily Hauser, Sunday Times bestselling author of Mythica 'A wonderfully witty and insightful look at attitudes towards female sexual pleasure in Ancient Greece and Rome... Truly fabulous.' Elodie...

Read by the author and featuring eight exclusive bonus sections Jen calls “Vaginal Vignettes”: humorous and unforgettable moments from Jen’s real-life experiences in the labor and delivery room. “A refreshingly compassionate roadmap built on boundaries, clarity, and real communication...

From the journalist and author of Want Me (an NPR Best Book of the Year) comes a “tender, revelatory, and deeply moving” (Amanda Montei, Touched Out) story of family secrets, sisterhood, and the importance of untangling all that we inherit from our mothers. Tracy Clark-Flory had a sister out...

In der Schwangerschaft verändert sich nicht nur der Körper – auch das Gehirn wird tiefgreifend umgebaut. Was du fühlst und denkst, ist kein Zufall, sondern Ausdruck eines neuropsychologischen Wandels: das Mom Brain. Das klingt nach Vergesslichkeit, ist aber ein evolutionäres Upgrade mit Fähigkeiten wie mehr Empathie und ungeahnter Resilienz. Alina Grandt zeigt, was im Gehirn werdender und junger Mütter wirklich passiert. Wissenschaftlich fundiert und verständlich erklärt, geht es darum, was Mütter bewegt: Identitätsfragen, emotionale Ambivalenzen, Bindungsmuster.

Hey, friend! Have your lingering physical symptoms ever been dismissed? The message moms get is that there’s nothing you can do about the aftermath of having kids, let alone the emotional roller coaster and energy-suck these symptoms cause: you just have to live with it. WTF?

From the science behind your cycle to practical advice for managing symptoms and problems, renowned endocrinologist Dr Mary Ryan covers it all: what a healthy period looks like, how hormones affect your body and mind, and why nutrition, exercise and stress matter. She tackles problems like endometriosis, fibroids, PCOS and PMS, as well as fertility, mood and the transition to perimenopause.

For expecting and new parents, too often the care is so focused on a healthy baby that the mother’s physical and mental needs are overlooked. Mothers face intense pressure to have the perfect birth plan, breastfeed with ease, and immediately bond with their baby. Unfortunately, these expectations can lead to anxiety, depression, and overwhelm. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

They call it "the easy way out." You know it’s anything but. Have you found yourself staring at your C-section scar, feeling a mix of gratitude for your baby and a strange, lingering sense of disconnect from your own body? Are you terrified of that first sneeze, struggling to get out of bed, or feeling guilty because your birth didn't go "according to plan"? You aren't just recovering from a procedure; you are healing from a battle. General postpartum guides often gloss over the reality of major abdominal surgery. They tell you to "rest," but they don't tell you how to move without pain.

Despite being one of the leading thinkers of the second wave feminist movement, today Shere Hite is little known, little written about, and, unsurprisingly, little read. Her groundbreaking book, The Hite Report, was the first feminist exploration of the link between sex and male power. It sold millions of copies when first published in 1976 and revolutionized the way people thought about marriage and the female orgasm. How, then, did it, and Hite, disappear from public consciousness?

The Camera My Mother Gave Me takes us through Susanna Kaysen’s often comic, sometimes surreal encounters with all kinds of doctors—internists, gynecologists, “alternative health” experts—as well as with her boyfriend and her friends, when suddenly, inexplicably, “something went...

La aventura de tener un hijo y criarlo despierta emociones profundas, pero también dudas constantes. ¿Lo estamos haciendo bien? En un mar de consejos contradictorios, mitos y modelos ideales, muchas familias sienten que la crianza se vive con demasiada presión. Criar con calma propone un...

A combination of ancient wisdom and modern knowledge has provided a major breakthrough solution to holistically rehabilitate sexual power and competency in men.

At the center of the story is a couple navigating the fragile space between who they were before heartbreak and who they are becoming after it. Through moments of tenderness, distance, anger, and longing, the novel explores how miscarriage reshapes not only the body, but identity, faith, communication, and intimacy. This is not just a story about losing a child. It is a story about losing certainty, learning how to sit with pain, and discovering whether love can survive in the cracks.

You're not tired because you're doing something wrong. You're tired because your mind hasn't had a chance to stop. If you end your days feeling mentally overloaded, overstimulated, and unable to switch off — this is for you.

This book offers a groundbreaking exploration of women's health through a feminist lens, challenging the status quo for both clinicians and medical providers, highlighting the critical need for a more inclusive and empathetic approach to clinical practice and mental health research. Addressing a...

Die meisten Paare haben irgendwann Mühe, ihre sexuelle Beziehung befriedigend aufrechtzuerhalten. In Kommt zusammen! wirft die führende Sexualtherapeutin und Bestsellerautorin Emily Nagoski deshalb einen Blick auf den Sex in langen Beziehungen. Sie lässt uns erkennen: Das meiste, was uns über Sex beigebracht wurde, ist falsch. Es geht nicht darum, wie sehr wir Sex wollen oder wie oft wir ihn haben. Entscheidend ist, ob wir den Sex, den wir haben, auch mögen.

Pregnancy is magical, messy, and sometimes downright overwhelming—especially if it’s your first time. If you’ve ever Googled “Is it normal to feel like an alien is hijacking my body?” at 2 a.m., this book is for you.

Something has gone wrong with desire. The most sexually liberated generation in history is having less sex than any before it. In Britain, the United States, Japan, and South Korea, the data tell the same story: more freedom, less wanting. The problem is not repression. It is something we barely have a name for.

Brought to you by Penguin. This is not a comprehensive study of every sexual quirk, kink and ritual across all cultures throughout time, as that would entail writing an encyclopaedia. Rather, this is a drop in the ocean, a paddle in the shallow end of sex history, but I hope you will get...