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Andrea McLean is one of the primary anchors on the award-wining ITV lunchtime talk show
Loose Women. Before she joined the show in 2007, she was best known as one of the core team of presenters on the ITV breakfast programme
GMTV. Andrea has just celebrated her twenty-first year with ITV. She began her career as a freelance travel writer and has gone on to write for
Red,
Best,
Scottish Woman,
The Mirror and numerous women's weekly magazines. Her autobiography,
Confessions of a Good Girl, was a
Sunday Times number one bestseller.
About the author
Andrea McLean is one of the primary anchors on the award-wining ITV lunchtime talk show
Loose Women. Before she joined the show in 2007, she was best known as one of the core team of presenters on the ITV breakfast programme
GMTV. Andrea has just celebrated her twenty-first year with ITV. She began her career as a freelance travel writer and has gone on to write for
Red,
Best,
Scottish Woman,
The Mirror and numerous women's weekly magazines. Her autobiography,
Confessions of a Good Girl, was a
Sunday Times number one bestseller.
Summary
'Read this book! It's so brilliant, it's really going to help you.' Zoe Ball
'Brilliantly practical, down-to-earth guide ... It's like sitting down with a good friend who has the best advice.' Psychologies magazine
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The menopause. An emotionally complex issue that can trigger a whole host of physical and mental side effects. So why aren't we talking about it?
This is the book that Andrea McLean wished for as she found herself in uncharted territory, grappling with the physical aftershock of a hysterectomy and the psychological fallout of a difficult menopause. Typically candid, covering all you need to know, including tips and tricks on diet, exercise and even your sex life, Andrea brings her trademark humour and honesty to a very hot topic.
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Readers love Confessions of a Menopausal Woman:
'Brilliant read. Warm, funny, inspiring and oh so true.'
'Practical, honest . . . written in Andrea's comfortable, emotive, humorous, around-the-kitchen-table style!'
'Reading this book not only helped me to understand my symptoms but it also helped me to realise that I am not going through this alone.'
