Bitch Up! Expect More, Get More: A Woman’s Guide to Maintaining Her Power and Sanity After a Breakup

by Leslie Braswell, Quick

When you expect more, you get more. Best-selling author Leslie Braswell offers candid, unpretentious advice for perpetual man-pleasers through relationship books for women. An excellent read for women who want to stop repeating the same mistakes in relationships but don't know how to change. Bitch Up! Expect More, Get More is a relationship book encouraging women to ramp up their expectations for life and love and how to prepare for a future better than ever imagined.LEARN HOW What to do if a man breaks up with you...How to use silence to your advantage...Evolve into the woman you were destined to be...Stop associating with mediocre men...Stop giving your power away...How to make a man miss you...How to live an appealing life.How to put yourself first; andso much more! Learn to move past relationship failures and on to success by dating with high expectations of love and happiness. This book will teach you to effortlessly live your best life ever. Read or listen today!

Genres: Self Help, Nonfiction

123 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 22, 2018

About the author

Leslie Braswell is a best-selling author who loves to empower women with knowledge when it comes to matters of the heart. She does so through favorite books like Ignore the Guy, Get the Guy: The Art of No Contact: A Woman’s Survival Guide to Mastering a Break-Up and Taking Back Her Power, How to Be the Girl Who Gets the Guy and Bitch Up! Expect More, Get More.

After eighteen years of living the single life, she married the love of her life. She lives in Texas with her husband, five boys, and three dogs. When she’s not dishing out dating advice, you can find her in the bleachers watching one of their boys play baseball or a Friday night football game. She loves to help women raise their confidence to be the best they can be in relationships and in life.

Reviews

[Millie]

Like it overall. Instead of focusing on moving on, felt too much phrases on winning the ex back. Love the ending: God made women almost perfect with one drawback - often forget what she is worth.

[Laura]

This seemed like a first break up type of book to me or more for teenagers getting over a guy. It was an alright book. I preferred "why men love bitches" by Sherry Argov or "single on purpose" by John Kim.

[Say]

Great Read

I enjoyed this book because it gives simple and easy advice. Not only that but it’s a pretty short read. It’s a great reminder that life goes on and it’ll be hard but dwelling in the past will only keep you there and miserable. Keeping this on my shelf for when I need a pick me up!

[Heba Sabri]

Amazing book

Love it. Is so empowering to women and on point. I definitely recommend this to every women out there that has low self worth or is going through a break up And needs to heal

[💖📚BOOKZAMILLION📖💘]

On a scale of 1-10 with 1 being absolute trash and 10 being good as good can be:

Total Book Experience 10/10
Plot/Storyline 10/10
Writing (Errors) 10/10
Characters 10/10
Book Cover 10/10

[Leanne Langston]

Empowering read

Inspiring and a practical read to help you through the minefield of a breakup and move onto bigger and better things.

[Evelyn Amaral Garcia]

I felt like I was reading the Delta Mirror.

[Lisa]

This felt like a book better suited for a younger adult. (Read early 20's - I'm 43.) Way too much focus on ways to get your ex back. I was looking for more of a moving on type of book.

[Arianne]

Good advice

The book gives good advice on how to overcome. Regain your composure and your strength. To nor let something small define who you are.

[Kelly Jo]

love it

A few chapters didn’t really go with my situations but I still enjoyed it and it was a great read. Now time to B*tch Up!!