Chidera Eggerue

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Pocket Power from The Slumflower&#160;will inspire you to think of&#160;yourself a little more often. Chidera Eggerue&#160;a.k.a. The Slumflower is here to give you tips and wisdom for&#160;reclaiming your power as a disobedient&#160;woman! Know your worth, achieve your potential, and embrace every opportunity along the way with Chidera&#39;s&#160;Pocket Power.

Pocket Power from The Slumflower

Know Your Worth and Act On It

The Millennial Mastermind. &ndash; ELLEIn her bestselling, smash-hit debut What a Time to Be Alone, Chidera Eggerue, aka the Slumflower, showed you how to take charge of your own life. Now, with What a Time to Journal, she&#39;ll show you how to record that process, with pages devoted to working out your goals, writing that person right out of your hair and focussing on what you need, right now, to live your best life.Own your story. Create your own narrative. Scribble all over this book. #WATTBA

What a Time to Journal

Work Out Why You Are Already Enough

Are you fed up with thinking about that guy every minute of every waking hour, when he doesn&#39;t even reply to your texts?Are you reeling from the pain of a break-up, unsure of where to turn?Are you single and looking to be happy with your choices in the face of society&#39;s constant questioning?In How to Get Over a Boy, bestselling author Chidera Eggerue will show you, once and for all, how to reframe the stale goal of finding a man. She will equip you with tangible and applicable solutions for every part of your dating life, helping you recognise that men hold as much power in our romantic lives as we grant them.In the past, dating books tend to lean more into the territory of &lsquo;how to make him find you hot!&rsquo;, &lsquo;how to make him jealous!&rsquo;, &lsquo;how to get him to propose!&rsquo;. But these how-tos are placing men on a pedestal of being &lsquo;the prize&rsquo;.Men are NEVER the prize. You are. Let The Slumflower show you why.

How To Get Over A Boy

In What A Time To Be Alone,The Slumflower will be your life guru, confidante and best friend. She&rsquo;ll show you that being alone is not just okay: it&rsquo;s just about the best freaking thing that&rsquo;s ever happened to you. As she says, &lsquo;You&rsquo;re bad as hell and you were made with intention.&rsquo; It&rsquo;s about time you realised.Peppered with insightful Igbo proverbs from Chidera&rsquo;s Nigerian mother and full of her own original artwork, What A Time To Be Alone will help you navigate the modern world. We can all decide our own fates and Chidera shows us how, using a three-part approach filled with sass, wisdom and charm.<ol><li>Learn how to celebrate YOU &ndash; decide your self-worth, take time to heal and empower yourself in this messy world.</li><li>Don&rsquo;t worry about THEM &ndash; avoid other people&rsquo;s demons and realise that everyone is protecting themselves from something &ndash; no matter how aggressive their method.</li><li>Feel the togetherness in US &ndash; sustain and grow healthy relationships and avoid toxicity in your friendships.</li></ol>Own your story. Create your own narrative. Read this book. #WATTBA

What a Time to be Alone

The Slumflower's Guide to Why You Are Already Enough

Manjit Thapp

Scribble yourself feminist with this AMAZING journal, designed to empower, inspire and entertain. 
 
To include: 
*A series of colouring pages, featuring inspirational quotes and feminist heroes from around the world. 
*Witty comebacks for everyday sexism! 
*Design your feminist wardrobe: t-shirts, badges, sashes, power panties for you to fill in your feminist slogans and doodle on. 
*Make your own 'Galentine's Day' card 
*Rewrite your favourite FEMI-CLASSICS: books and films from a feminist perspective 
*Create your own FEMINIST HALL OF FAME: draw your feminist heroes 
 . . . AND MUCH MORE!

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