“Your mother, your sister and your wife… Everyone who's female in your life is gonna end up dealing with this. And it isn't an easy thing to go through. And so we've got to change the conversation!”~ Drew Barrymore
Menstruation, Perimenopause, Menopause - all are absolutely normal. Yet, these are all topics we so often shy away from. So many of us don’t feel comfortable talking about our body’s most natural functions and transitions.
MENOPAUSE - Let’s Normalize It Already, For Heaven’s Sake! by USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Eevi Jones is a sassy, illustrated approach of looking at these topics in a poetically unique, fun, and cheerful way, whilst promoting to speak about these subjects candidly and openly, paving the way to making them part of a national conversation.
If you have enjoyed Dr. Jen Gunter's The Menopause Manifesto, Dr. Mary Claire Heaver's The New Menopause, and Dr.Mindy Pelz's The Menopause Reset, you will adore this compassionately unique way of welcoming this new phase into your life.
An Empowering, Refreshing Invitation to Normalize Menopause—Finally
Menopause – Let’s Normalize It Already, For Heaven’s Sake! is a much-needed and deeply affirming reminder that there is nothing shameful, awkward, or taboo about the natural transitions our bodies move through.
With humor, honesty, and heart, this book opens the conversation around periods, perimenopause, and menopause in a way that feels accessible, human, and long overdue. It acknowledges the doubts and uncertainties many women experience—while also celebrating the beauty, wisdom, and power of our bodies at every stage.
What makes this book especially impactful is its tone: fun, bold, and refreshingly real. Rather than talking at women, it speaks with them, encouraging openness, self-acceptance, and compassion. It invites us to replace embarrassment with curiosity, silence with conversation, and judgment with appreciation.
This book doesn’t just educate—it gives permission. Permission to talk. Permission to ask questions. Permission to honor every season of womanhood with acceptance and self-love. It’s a meaningful read not only for ourselves, but for our daughters, sisters, mothers, partners, and friends.
If you’ve ever felt alone, confused, or hesitant to speak openly about menopause or the changes leading up to it, this book is a supportive, empowering place to start.
Every girl and woman should read this book! Its message is so long overdue. As women, we need to embrace ourselves, each and every chapter of our lives. This book takes a step toward that! Thanks, Eevie!