Scarlett Curtis Boeken

Last year, Scarlett Curtis and 52 inspirational women wrote an extraordinary anthology on what feminism means to them. The book went on to be a cultural phenomenon and turned the world Pink. This year, it's Blue. We are living in the middle of a mental health epidemic and we have a choice- we can be floored by it - or we can start to make a difference. Here are the extraordinary people making that difference. Other People Don't Feel Blue (and other lies) is a collection of words from those who have suffered through the worst, and know what it's like to fight to feel better. This isn't just a book. It's a shout, a scream that cuts above the noise and lets everyone know they are not alone. Funny, sad, clever, relatable it will be a shining example of the power of words to make us all feel better.

The Sunday Times Bestseller and National Book Awards Winner 2018! This collection of essays is a must-read for every woman. Curated by journalist and activist Scarlett Curtis, it features contributions from 52 remarkable women who share their perspectives on feminism. Notable voices include Emma Watson, Keira Knightley, Saoirse Ronan, and many others, each offering unique insights into what the F word means to them. The essays provide a refreshing and honest celebration of womanhood today, making it a vital resource for future female leaders. Praise highlights the collection's candidness and humor, with The Observer calling it a "triumphant rallying call to young women." Glamour.co.uk encourages readers to engage with the essays, promising that one story will lead to a deeper understanding of personal beliefs. Stylist.co.uk describes it as a safe space for exploring feminism, while Red Magazine recommends it for everyone. Warning: contains significant feminist themes and some explicit content. Published in partnership with Girl Up, the UN women's foundation, royalties support this important charity.

Ein Mutmacher für alle, denen es gerade nicht gut geht. Psychische Gesundheit geht uns alle an. Trotzdem trauen sich die wenigsten, offen darüber zu sprechen. Die britische Aktivistin Scarlett Curtis hat es sich zu ihrer Mission gemacht, dieses gesellschaftliche Tabu zu brechen, und gefragt: Was bedeutet psychische Gesundheit für dich? Mehr als 30 inspirierende Menschen teilen in dieser Anthologie ihre ganz persönliche Geschichte. Die Texte sind aufrüttelnd, lustig, schonungslos, poetisch und tröstend. Sie sind wie ein Zuruf, ein lautes Signal, das alle da draußen wissen lässt: Du bist nicht allein! Egal, was du gerade durchmachst – es ist okay.