Imperfectly Natural Woman: Getting Life Right the Natural Way

by Janey Lee Grace

Overview

If the closest you've ever come to 'natural' living is choosing the 'light' version of mayonnaise, or if the only recycling you've ever done is throwing out all of your wine bottles together the morning after — this is book you will want to read.
The title is all-important you see. It's 'Imperfectly' Natural Woman. After all, if you are 100% 'natural' that wouldn't really be 'natural'. We've all got imperfections and we're all at a different stage in our 'journey.'
What the book really offers is recommendations that can be trusted— stuff that is safe, ethical and really works. Other really exciting sections of the book are the Imperfectly Natural Questionnaires which help direct you in your decision-making process. You may not be ready for some of these things yet, other ideals you'll have been practicing for years but one thing is for sure once someone gets 'informed' if it is meant to be, their conscience will nag away till they give it a go.
You'll find great ideas for:
• healthy eating
• natural beauty
• green living
• feminine care
• space clearing
• chemical free cleaning
• organic clothing
• alternative medicine
• and much much more
Also the book is jam packed with sources and references for all of the products and places mentioned, most of them relate to the United Kingdom where this book was #1 on amazon.co.uk.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781904424895
Publisher:	Crown House Publishing
Publication date:	02/28/2006
Pages:	260
Product dimensions:	7.00(w) x 8.70(h) x 0.70(d)

About the Author

Janey Lee Grace began her career in the UK as a background singer for the likes of George Michael, Kim Wilde and Boy George, and in 1992 had her own top ten hit with 'Seven Ways To Love'. She joined Virgin Radio in 1993 as the traffic reporter on the breakfast show and quickly progressed to presenting her own show. Janey has also notched up several television credits, including Sky One's Weekend Entertainment Guide, ITV's Sunday Brunch and she has presented for the music channel VH-1, namely the weekly VH-1 For You and their National Music Day coverage. She is a graduate in Performing Arts, and still writes songs and plays the occasional acoustic live gig. She can currently be heard in the UK on BBC Radio 2 hosting her own early Saturday morning show and as a regular co-host on Steve Wright's afternoon show