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Name: Be awesome
Author: Hadley Freeman

In Be Awesome, Guardian features writer Hadley Freeman delivers a practical and humorous guide for contemporary women. The book addresses essential topics such as body image, dating, sex, and feminism, while also offering everyday advice for self‑care, confidence, and navigating social life. Freeman’s light‑hearted style makes the advice accessible and engaging, encouraging readers to embrace their independence and live confidently.

First publish date: 2013

Genre: Self-Help & Personal Development/Personal Growth

Authors: Hadley Freeman

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