A Woman's Worth cover
Book

A Woman's Worth

by Marianne Williamson

EN
About the book

Marianne Williamson addresses women directly, arguing that the cultural devaluation of the feminine has damaged both women and the world. She writes about the goddess archetypes, motherhood, the body, marriage and sexuality, and says that a woman's task is to recover her sense of worth by connecting with spiritual power. Her style draws on A Course in Miracles.

It is for readers who like spiritual self-help with a feminist slant. They get a set of reflections and prayers on identity and relationships, with a call to value feminine qualities in public life.

Reading profile

Inward-looking; an easy read.

Best for readers like The Empathetic Explorer. Which reader are you?

Details
Language
EN

More by Marianne Williamson

See all →

Readers also enjoyed

Your library, beautifully understood.

papr turns your books into a reading persona, chapter insights you can listen to, and a quiet way to find people who think like you. Free to join.

Get papr — it's free
Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play