Joanna Lambe
Bio
Joanna Lambe has spent the last 20 years of her adult life managing her home, shopping, cooking, tidying, washing, ironing, planning, organising, making calls, writing birthday cards, wrapping presents, educating, counselling, coaching her daughters, supporting her husband and seeing her Mum, her friends and her family. Having ran a business, raised the kids and hit the menopause, she is now on a mission to reignite feminism. Come and join her, she would be delighted to have you. #Womanhooded.
Womanhooded
Ever wondered who you are and what you are here for?
Is it to collect crumbs or pick up pants?
Do YOU want to change YOUR world?
Why are YOU doing all the menial tasks? Working so hard for no pay and no respect? Why are YOU organising everyone else, wading through a ‘motherload’ of laundry and a million meaningless tasks?
You are not alone. This is happening to women all over the world. It’s no wonder we’ve lost our identity, our energy and our self-belief. I see so many women, not even daring to dream of their perfect life or achieving their potential. Each of these women are sitting in their own box, being brave, burdened and near broken, including you.
We need to take off our hoods, look up, look around, gather support and start taking empowered actions individually and together. Come with me on this journey and let’s move forward to a happier and more liberated life. NOW.
Bill and Coo
Pigeons Bill and Coo are busy building their new nest. How will they cope when an elegant stranger appears and Bill is in danger? Can they overcome their fears and achieve their goals with the help of their family and friends? Fun for all the family, this book is suitable for children and adults alike.
Read the story and colour the words and images as you go. The range of images to colour has been designed to appeal to all abilities. Colouring tips help to boost confidence and improve skill levels. There are also puzzles and activities designed to keep everyone entertained. Teaching suggestions have been given to help adult readers guide their younger friends through the messages in the story.