This book was given to me as a present and I didn’t really pay much attention to it at first, but now that I started to read in it, I find it indispensable.
“The goddess guide” is basically all the little bits of information and articles that you find interesting in magazines. There is no need anymore to keep all this magazines, just because there is one interesting page that you think you’ll need at some stage again. All the information you need as a girl, are in this book.
It starts with style going on to the basics like shoes and handbags through to lingerie, make up and perfume. It gives you tips, names of shops and some very, very useful websites.
It answers questions like which coat style is the right for which person to the secret of finding the right foundation.
I liked especially the environmental touch to this book. With all the alternatives it will give you to buy a certain thing, there will be a website with a vegan or ecofriendly version of it. It is definitely not just for the pink loving princess type of girly girls.
In between all this very useful tips and information, there are lots of little, funny and entertaining stories that Gisele Scanlon tells us.
To give you a little inside, I’ll go through the chapters one by one.
The chapters in this book are: Style (showing you designers, styles and the best places to get them) Beauty (a lot of tips and information from teeth to wrinkles) Travel (making your life so much easier when you go on holiday) Home (from spring clean to the right smells and colours) Garden (about birds and how you can attract them and the best place to buy bulbs) Food (talking about some basics and favourites like chocolate and how to make a great cup of tea) Having fun (this is about wine, picnics and clubbing) Joie de vivre (perfume, bathing and lounging) Pillow talk (about weddings) G-spots (about Marrakech and Iceland)
This is definitely a book I’ll pick up in the future to check on some tips. It is very hip and a very cool present for a girlfriend. I think every woman should have it and would definitely recomend it.
It RRP is £15 but I'm sure there are some offers around.
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