Snip: The Breakup Book That Will Make You Feel Better, (Paperback)

You've suffered from your breakup for long enough now. Your life was made for you to live and it's time for you to get back on your throne.

Snip isn't a book full of breakup clichés or endless exercises. Author Aurelie Roche believes after a breakup, it's hard enough to just get through the day-- forget trying to get through a long, clinical breakup workbook.

Snip simply gives you a new perspective on your heartache so that you can think clearly about where you go from here. Roche is the friend you need to give you the post-breakup wakeup call you've never heard before: words of unconventional wisdom that will actually make you feel better, from one woman to another.

By reading this book, you will start to...

• Get out of your head.
• Settle back into your female essence and body.
• Find the welcoming place inside of you that is still full of faith and hope.
• Renew yourself and your life even after a loss.
• Put yourself back on the pedestal where you belong.

Written by an author who has been in your shoes and believes getting through a breakup involves not just psychology but the spirit and soul of a woman.

Excerpts from Snip:

"It doesn't matter if you think, 'I hate him' or 'I love him so much' or 'I know he loves me'...it all feels the same in your body. It feels bad. Isn't that strange?"

"Women have a lot of special abilities. One that is not talked about, however, is how we have the ability to transform our emotions, even negative ones, into a feeling of security and pleasure."

"Cord cutting isn't 'goodbye'. Cord cutting is a symbolic act intended to free your energy from the connection."

"Say this aloud: I am growing now. My reality is getting bigger; the amount of positive energy I can hold in my life is expanding. For this to happen, certain things must go. I accept this with all my heart."

"The relationship was a lifestyle that is over now. Your emotions are not that partnership; they are entirely separate entities."

"The thing is, when you stand on my balcony, it doesn't matter who you are or what you've been through. Seeing the expanse of the city, the sea and the mountains in front of you makes you feel strong. Born into womankind, we have a natural place on this balcony, this pedestal. And we can always return to this place in order to rise above our ordinary problems."

Read Snip today, heal your heart, and reimagine yourself