Stories, sanity and smart ideas for women who’ve seen a thing or two in their time!
From teen chaos to midlife calamity. Grab a cuppa and enjoy a good read.
Ever wonder what connects a 1970s Bay City Roller Fan, a modern wellness entrepreneur and a post-menopausal woman?
The same voice, asking different questions.
Three very different stories. One familiar voice.
Deb’s Diary 1976
Growing up in London with bad hair, big dreams, royal blue eyeshadow and not a clue about life.
A funny, honest slice of 1970s girlhood.
If you know-you know!
"A nostalgic, laugh-out-loud journey through teenage life in 1970s London".
The Seven Step Guide to Salon Success
A must-read for salon and clinic owners ready to bring clients back and breathe again.
“Proven techniques that boosted my bookings and breathed new life back into my team.”
Life Beyond Menopause
Real talk for women over 50.
Practical ideas for calm, confidence and feeling like yourself again.
"Helped me to realise I was not on my own with this”.
About Suzi Spelzini
I write about life, laughter and the lessons we never stop learning.
Born with British wit and Italian roots, I’ve worn a few hats over the years - business owner, wellness coach and occasional mischief-maker.
My books are for women who’ve lived a little, laughed a lot and still have plenty more stories left in them.
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What other readers say
As a teenager myself in the 1970's this resonated so much with me. It was like a trip down memory lane. Lots of 'oh yes, I had those too' and 'it wasnt just me then'! I smiled and laughed a lot throughout. If you were a teenger in the 70's buy it; if you are a child/grandchild of a 70's teenager, buy it. In fact, if you like a good lighthearted read, just buy it. You won't regret it. - RC. of London on Deb's Diary 1976
I absolutely love this book, I am only half way through but am finding it really interesting and useful. I absolutely refuse to be invisible and this book is giving me the courage not to be. - Sarah Sally on Life Beyond Menopause