The best 26 Menopause books

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Menopause Books: Staging Your Comeback by Christopher Hopkins

Staging Your Comeback

Christopher Hopkins

What's Staging Your Comeback about?

Staging Your Comeback by Christopher Hopkins is a comprehensive guide for women who want to reinvent themselves and regain confidence in their appearance. Filled with practical tips and inspiring real-life stories, this book offers expert advice on hair, makeup, fashion, and self-care to help you look and feel your best at any age.

Who should read Staging Your Comeback?

  • Women over 40 who want to revamp their image and style

  • Individuals looking to boost their confidence and self-esteem

  • Those seeking practical advice on fashion, beauty, and personal grooming


What's Discover Your Menopause Type about?

Discover Your Menopause Type by Joseph Collins provides a comprehensive guide to understanding the different types of menopause and how to best manage symptoms based on individual needs. Through personalized assessments and expert advice, the book empowers women to take control of their health and make informed decisions during this important stage of life.

Who should read Discover Your Menopause Type?

  • Women approaching or experiencing menopause

  • Those seeking a personalized approach to managing menopausal symptoms

  • Individuals interested in holistic and natural solutions for menopause


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Menopause Books: Sheepish by Catherine Friend

Sheepish

Catherine Friend

What's Sheepish about?

Sheepish by Catherine Friend is a heartwarming memoir that explores the joys and challenges of raising sheep. With humor and honesty, Friend shares her experiences as a first-time shepherd and delves into the unique personalities of her flock. From unexpected friendships to valuable life lessons, this book offers a delightful glimpse into the world of sheep and the bonds we form with the animals in our lives.

Who should read Sheepish?

  • People interested in sustainable farming and animal husbandry

  • Readers who enjoy humorous and heartfelt memoirs

  • Those curious about the unique personalities and behaviors of sheep


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Menopause Books: The Pull of the Moon by Elizabeth Berg

The Pull of the Moon

Elizabeth Berg

What's The Pull of the Moon about?

The Pull of the Moon by Elizabeth Berg is a captivating novel that delves into the journey of a woman named Nan as she embarks on a spontaneous road trip to rediscover herself. Faced with the challenges of middle age and a sense of unfulfillment, Nan reflects on her past and present, uncovering hidden desires and redefining her own identity along the way. This introspective and thought-provoking book explores themes of self-discovery, empowerment, and the universal longing for change.

Who should read The Pull of the Moon?

  • Individuals going through a mid-life crisis and seeking inspiration

  • Readers who enjoy stories of self-discovery and personal growth

  • Those interested in exploring the themes of independence, change, and finding one's true path


What's Men… Let’s Talk Menopause about?

Men… Let's Talk Menopause by Ruth Devlin is a groundbreaking book that aims to bridge the gap in understanding between men and women when it comes to menopause. With empathy and insight, Devlin provides a comprehensive guide to help men support their partners through this natural phase of life. By debunking myths and offering practical advice, the book encourages open and honest conversations about menopause, ultimately strengthening relationships and promoting a more informed society.

Who should read Men… Let’s Talk Menopause?

  • Men who want to better understand the menopause and its impact on women

  • Partners, family members, and friends of women going through menopause

  • Healthcare professionals seeking insights into how to support menopausal women


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Menopause Books: Magical Journey by Katrina Kenison

Magical Journey

Katrina Kenison

What's Magical Journey about?

Magical Journey by Katrina Kenison is a heartfelt memoir that chronicles the author's own journey of self-discovery and transformation. Faced with the challenges of midlife, Kenison embarks on a quest to find meaning and fulfillment in her life. Through beautiful storytelling and introspective reflections, she inspires readers to embrace change and seek magic in their own journeys.

Who should read Magical Journey?

  • Individuals seeking inspiration and guidance for navigating life's transitions

  • People who are open to exploring new perspectives and embracing personal growth

  • Readers interested in a blend of memoir, self-discovery, and spiritual insights


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Menopause Books: Menopause Confidential by Tara Allmen M.D.

Menopause Confidential

Tara Allmen M.D.

What's Menopause Confidential about?

Menopause Confidential by Tara Allmen, M.D. is a comprehensive and empowering guide that demystifies the menopausal experience. Dr. Allmen combines her medical expertise with a compassionate approach to provide women with the knowledge and tools they need to navigate this significant life stage. From managing symptoms to making informed healthcare decisions, this book offers invaluable support and guidance.

Who should read Menopause Confidential?

  • Women approaching or experiencing menopause

  • Healthcare professionals seeking to better understand and support menopausal women

  • Anyone interested in learning about the physical and emotional changes associated with menopause


What's It's Not You, It's Your Hormones about?

It's Not You, It's Your Hormones by Nicki Williams delves into the complex world of hormones and their impact on women's health. With a blend of scientific research and personal anecdotes, Williams offers practical advice and natural solutions to help women balance their hormones and overcome common symptoms such as weight gain, fatigue, and mood swings. This empowering book provides valuable insights and guidance for anyone navigating the challenges of hormonal imbalances.

Who should read It's Not You, It's Your Hormones?

  • Women over 40 experiencing symptoms of hormone imbalance

  • Those seeking natural and holistic approaches to managing menopause

  • Individuals interested in understanding the impact of hormones on overall health and well-being


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Menopause Books: Tantric Sex and Menopause by Diana Richardson

Tantric Sex and Menopause

Diana Richardson

What's Tantric Sex and Menopause about?

Tantric Sex and Menopause by Diana Richardson offers a unique perspective on how menopause can be a time of profound transformation and sexual awakening. Drawing on the principles of Tantra, the book provides practical guidance and exercises for women to embrace their changing bodies, cultivate a deeper connection with their partners, and experience a more fulfilling sex life during this stage of life. It challenges the negative stereotypes surrounding menopause and empowers women to reclaim their sexuality and vitality.

Who should read Tantric Sex and Menopause?

  • Women who are approaching or experiencing menopause and want to understand how it affects their sex life

  • Couples who want to maintain intimacy and sexual connection during the menopausal transition

  • Individuals interested in exploring tantric practices and their potential benefits for menopausal women


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Menopause Books: Before the Change by Ann Louise Gittleman

Before the Change

Ann Louise Gittleman

What's Before the Change about?

Before the Change by Ann Louise Gittleman is a comprehensive guide to understanding and navigating the challenges of perimenopause. It provides valuable information on hormone imbalances, dietary changes, and natural remedies to help women manage symptoms and embrace this stage of life with confidence and vitality.

Who should read Before the Change?

  • Women in their late 30s, 40s, and 50s who are experiencing perimenopausal symptoms

  • Those who want to understand the physical and emotional changes that come with perimenopause

  • People looking for natural and holistic approaches to managing hormonal imbalances


What's The Greatest Experiment Ever Performed on Women about?

The Greatest Experiment Ever Performed on Women by Barbara Seaman sheds light on the widespread use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and its effects on women's health. Through meticulous research and compelling storytelling, Seaman challenges the medical establishment and pharmaceutical industry, urging women to question the risks and benefits of HRT.

Who should read The Greatest Experiment Ever Performed on Women?

  • Women who want to understand the history and risks of hormone replacement therapy

  • Those who are experiencing menopause and want to explore alternative treatments

  • Healthcare professionals who want to stay informed about women's health issues


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Menopause Books: The Hormone Fix by Anna Cabeca DO OBGYN

The Hormone Fix

Anna Cabeca DO OBGYN

What's The Hormone Fix about?

The Hormone Fix by Anna Cabeca, DO OBGYN, offers a comprehensive guide to balancing hormones naturally. Dr. Cabeca shares her personal journey and provides evidence-based strategies to help women regain hormonal health, improve their overall well-being, and reclaim their vitality. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to understand and address hormone-related issues.

Who should read The Hormone Fix?

  • Women approaching or in menopause

  • Those experiencing hormonal imbalances

  • Individuals looking for natural solutions to hormone-related issues


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Menopause Books: The Wisdom of Menopause by Christiane Northrup

The Wisdom of Menopause

Christiane Northrup

What's The Wisdom of Menopause about?

The Wisdom of Menopause by Christiane Northrup explores the physical and emotional changes that come with menopause and offers a holistic approach to navigating this transition. Drawing on medical expertise and personal anecdotes, Northrup provides valuable insights and practical advice for women to embrace this new phase of life with grace and empowerment.

Who should read The Wisdom of Menopause?

  • Women who are approaching or experiencing menopause

  • Those who want to understand the physical and emotional changes that come with menopause

  • Individuals looking for holistic approaches to managing menopausal symptoms


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Menopause Books: Ageless by Suzanne Somers

Ageless

Suzanne Somers

What's Ageless about?

Ageless by Suzanne Somers explores the potential of regenerative medicine and cutting-edge therapies to reverse the aging process. Through interviews with doctors and experts, Somers presents a compelling case for a new approach to aging that focuses on preventing age-related diseases and maintaining vitality. The book offers hope and practical advice for anyone looking to live a longer, healthier life.

Who should read Ageless?

  • Individuals seeking natural and holistic approaches to aging gracefully

  • People interested in the science behind aging and how to slow down the process

  • Readers who want to explore alternative health and wellness practices


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Menopause Books: The Hot Flash Club by Nancy Thayer

The Hot Flash Club

Nancy Thayer

What's The Hot Flash Club about?

The Hot Flash Club by Nancy Thayer is a heartwarming novel about four women who form an unlikely friendship. Bonding over their shared experiences of menopause and life's challenges, they come together to support each other and rediscover their true selves. With humor and empathy, this book explores the power of female friendship and the strength that comes with embracing change.

Who should read The Hot Flash Club?

  • Women in their 40s, 50s, and beyond who are navigating the challenges and opportunities of midlife

  • Readers who enjoy heartwarming stories about friendship, self-discovery, and personal growth

  • Individuals looking for a relatable and humorous exploration of menopause and its impact on women's lives


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Menopause Books: The Silent Passage by Gail Sheehy

The Silent Passage

Gail Sheehy

What's The Silent Passage about?

The Silent Passage by Gail Sheehy explores the often overlooked and misunderstood topic of menopause. Through personal stories and expert interviews, Sheehy sheds light on the physical, emotional, and psychological changes that women experience during this natural transition. She offers valuable insights and practical advice to help women navigate this significant stage of life with confidence and empowerment.

Who should read The Silent Passage?

  • Women approaching or experiencing menopause

  • Those who want to understand the physical and emotional changes associated with menopause

  • People who are looking for practical advice and coping strategies for this life stage


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Menopause Books: The New Moon's Arms by Nalo Hopkinson

The New Moon's Arms

Nalo Hopkinson

What's The New Moon's Arms about?

The New Moon's Arms by Nalo Hopkinson is a captivating novel that weaves together themes of family, identity, and Caribbean folklore. Set on the fictional island of Dolorosse, the story follows Chastity, a middle-aged woman who discovers a young boy washed ashore. As she navigates the challenges of motherhood and uncovers long-buried secrets, Chastity also grapples with the return of her own supernatural abilities. With beautiful prose and a touch of magic, this book explores the complexities of love and the power of self-discovery.

Who should read The New Moon's Arms?

  • Readers who enjoy magical realism and folklore

  • Those interested in themes of family, identity, and personal growth

  • People who appreciate diverse and complex characters


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Menopause Books: Aging in Reverse by Natalie Jill

Aging in Reverse

Natalie Jill

What's Aging in Reverse about?

Aging in Reverse by Natalie Jill is a transformative book that challenges the traditional notion of aging. Through personal anecdotes and scientific research, Jill offers practical advice on how to reverse the effects of aging through diet, exercise, and mindset. This inspiring read will empower you to take control of your health and embrace a vibrant, youthful life.

Who should read Aging in Reverse?

  • Individuals who want to feel and look younger as they age

  • People who are open to making lifestyle changes to improve their health and well-being

  • Readers who are interested in holistic approaches to anti-aging and wellness


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Menopause Books: Barbara Johnson 3-In-1 by Barbara Johnson

Barbara Johnson 3-In-1

Barbara Johnson

What's Barbara Johnson 3-In-1 about?

Barbara Johnson 3-In-1 is a collection of three hilarious and heartwarming books by Barbara Johnson. With her trademark wit and wisdom, Johnson shares her personal stories and insights on finding joy in the midst of life's challenges. From dealing with loss and grief to embracing the absurdities of everyday life, this book offers encouragement and laughter for anyone in need of a pick-me-up.

Who should read Barbara Johnson 3-In-1?

  • Readers who enjoy humor and lightheartedness

  • Those looking for inspiration and encouragement in facing life's challenges

  • People who appreciate personal stories and insights


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Menopause Books: In Praise of the Crone by Dorothy Morrison

In Praise of the Crone

Dorothy Morrison

What's In Praise of the Crone about?

In Praise of the Crone by Dorothy Morrison celebrates the wisdom and power of women as they age. Through personal anecdotes and historical references, the book challenges societal views on aging and encourages women to embrace their inner crone. It offers a refreshing perspective on growing older and empowers women to live their best lives at any age.

Who should read In Praise of the Crone?

  • Women who are approaching or experiencing menopause and want to embrace this stage of life

  • Those interested in alternative approaches to menopause, such as herbal remedies and natural healing

  • Individuals who appreciate a lighthearted and empowering perspective on aging and the wisdom that comes with it


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Menopause Books: The Collagen Secret by Ingrid Morgan

The Collagen Secret

Ingrid Morgan

What's The Collagen Secret about?

The Collagen Secret by Ingrid Morgan delves into the science behind collagen and its crucial role in maintaining youthful skin, strong bones, and overall health. The book offers practical tips and advice on how to boost collagen production through diet, supplements, and lifestyle changes, providing readers with the tools to improve their skin and well-being from the inside out.

Who should read The Collagen Secret?

  • Individuals who want to slow down the aging process and maintain youthful skin

  • People looking for natural ways to improve their skin's elasticity and hydration

  • Those interested in understanding the science behind collagen and its role in overall health


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Menopause Books: The Pleasure Plan by Laura Zam

What's The Pleasure Plan about?

The Pleasure Plan by Laura Zam is a memoir that chronicles the author's journey to reclaim her sexuality and find pleasure after years of sexual dysfunction. Through honest and humorous storytelling, Zam explores the societal and personal factors that have shaped her relationship with sex, and ultimately offers a message of hope and empowerment for women everywhere.

Who should read The Pleasure Plan?

  • Individuals seeking to improve their sexual health and well-being

  • People who want to explore and embrace their own pleasure

  • Readers interested in personal stories of overcoming challenges and finding empowerment


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Menopause Books: The Queen V by Dr. Jackie Walters

The Queen V

Dr. Jackie Walters

What's The Queen V about?

The Queen V by Dr. Jackie Walters is a groundbreaking book that delves into the often-taboo topic of women's reproductive health. With a blend of medical expertise and personal anecdotes, Dr. Walters empowers women to take control of their own bodies and destigmatize conversations about their reproductive health. From discussing common gynecological issues to providing practical advice, this book is a must-read for women of all ages.

Who should read The Queen V?

  • Women who want to understand and take control of their reproductive health

  • Those looking for practical and empowering advice on topics like sexual wellness, menstruation, and fertility

  • People who appreciate a candid and humorous approach to sensitive subjects


What's When Calories & Cardio Don't Cut It about?

When Calories & Cardio Don't Cut It by Joanne Lee Cornish delves into the science behind weight loss and challenges the traditional belief that simply eating fewer calories and doing more cardio is the key to shedding pounds. Cornish offers a fresh perspective and practical advice on how to optimize your metabolism, balance hormones, and make sustainable lifestyle changes to achieve lasting weight loss.

Who should read When Calories & Cardio Don't Cut It?

  • Individuals struggling with weight loss despite calorie restriction and cardio exercise

  • People who want to understand the underlying factors influencing body composition and fat storage

  • Those looking for a science-based approach to long-term weight management


What's Women & The Weight Loss Tamasha about?

Women & The Weight Loss Tamasha by Rujuta Diwekar is a refreshing take on weight loss that challenges popular myths and misconceptions. Focusing on the unique needs of women, the book provides practical advice on nutrition, exercise, and lifestyle changes to achieve sustainable and healthy weight loss. Diwekar emphasizes the importance of self-love and acceptance, making it a must-read for anyone looking to redefine their relationship with their body.

Who should read Women & The Weight Loss Tamasha?

  • Women who are looking to understand their bodies and how to achieve sustainable weight loss

  • Those who want to adopt a holistic approach to nutrition and fitness

  • Individuals who are interested in debunking common myths and misconceptions about weight loss


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Menopause Books: Yin, Yang, Yogini by Kathryn E. Livingston

Yin, Yang, Yogini

Kathryn E. Livingston

What's Yin, Yang, Yogini about?

Yin, Yang, Yogini by Kathryn E. Livingston is a captivating memoir that delves into the author's personal journey with yoga. Through beautifully written anecdotes and reflections, Livingston explores how yoga transformed her life physically, mentally, and spiritually. It offers a unique blend of personal storytelling, yoga philosophy, and practical advice, making it a must-read for both yoga enthusiasts and anyone seeking inner balance and self-discovery.

Who should read Yin, Yang, Yogini?

  • Those interested in exploring the transformative power of yoga and mindfulness

  • Readers seeking personal stories of overcoming challenges and finding inner peace

  • Individuals looking to balance their hectic lives with self-care and self-discovery


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 FAQs 

What's the best Menopause book to read?

While choosing just one book about a topic is always tough, many people regard Staging Your Comeback as the ultimate read on Menopause.

What are the Top 10 Menopause books?

Blinkist curators have picked the following:
  • Staging Your Comeback by Christopher Hopkins
  • Discover Your Menopause Type by Joseph Collins
  • Sheepish by Catherine Friend
  • The Pull of the Moon by Elizabeth Berg
  • Men… Let’s Talk Menopause by Ruth Devlin
  • Magical Journey by Katrina Kenison
  • Menopause Confidential by Tara Allmen M.D.
  • It's Not You, It's Your Hormones by Nicki Williams
  • Tantric Sex and Menopause by Diana Richardson
  • Before the Change by Ann Louise Gittleman

Who are the top Menopause book authors?

When it comes to Menopause, these are the authors who stand out as some of the most influential:
  • Christopher Hopkins
  • Joseph Collins
  • Catherine Friend
  • Elizabeth Berg
  • Ruth Devlin