Like a Queen by Constance Hall

Candid stories of motherhood, identity and supporting women

Good Condition - Minor cover rubbing, edge/corner creases and browned page edges.

Constance Hall brings her frank, humorous voice to a collection of personal stories and reflections about being a woman, a mother and a partner. She writes about relationships, body image, guilt and the difference between an idealised picture of family life and the experience of living it. Difficult feelings sit alongside moments of laughter and affection, while her central idea of seeing other women as queens encourages compassion rather than competition. Combining memoir with conversational observations, Like a Queen invites readers into the experiences behind Hall's public voice. It is a candid exploration of imperfection, self-acceptance and the solidarity that can grow when women recognise something familiar in one another's lives.