
- Borgman, Peggy. Four Seasons of Inner and Outer Beauty:
rituals and recipes for well-being throughout the year. New
York: Broadway Books, 2000. E Pam q#1932
- "Ultimately, self-care is about love. By nourishing yourself
with this vital energy, you'll regain your natural ability to offer
it generously to others. In fact, it is impossible to keep the
benefits of these rituals to yourself." Written by the founder of
the Preston Wynne Spa in California. F, H
- Doyle, Laura. The Surrendered Wife: a practical guide for
finding intimacy, passion, and peace with a man. New York:
Simon & Schuster, 2001. E #21066
- "Surrendering to your husband is not about returning to the
fifties or rebelling against feminism... It's about following some
basic principles that will help you change your habits and
attitudes to restore intimacy to your marriage."
M
- Dromar, Alice D. and Henry Dreher. Self-Nurture: learning
to care for yourself as effectively as you care for everyone
else. New York: Viking, 2000. E #19585
- "Most women have to juggle the roles of caregiver, breadwinner,
and nurturer - and have been taught to put everyone else's needs
ahead of their own." This book teaches women how to "shift [their]
focus from self-sacrifice to self-care." H, M,
MO

- Fine, Carla. Strong, Smart & Bold: empowering girls for
life. New York: Cliff Street Books, 2001. E #21065
- Fine's book explains "how to raise a confident, courageous, and
self-sufficient girl," and suggests a variety of techniques and
activities to help girls resist sexist stereotypes and know their
rights. ED, F, MO, P

- Gilman, Susan Jane. Kiss My Tiara: how to rule the world as
a smartmouth goddess. New York: Warner Books, 2001. LSC
390
- "We're in the best position ever to conquer the world, to
flourish and prevail. We have the guts, the tools, the vision. We
have the brains and the attitude. Some of us even have the clothes.
So why look backward or give in to our fears?" F, M, P, S,
W
- Strasser, Susan. Never Done: a history of American
housework. New York: Henry Holt, 2000. E #20968
- This meticulously researched book explores advertising, women's
entry into the workforce, material advances, and the history of
domestic service. D, RF
Subject Guide
Throughout this bibliography, these subject letter codes are
used to identify works relating to a particular topic. The guide is
displayed at the bottom of each page.
- C = Cookery
- CH = Children's prescriptive literature
- D = Domestic management
- E = Etiquette/conduct
- ED = Education
- F = Fashion/beauty
- H = Health
- M = Marriage
- MO = Motherhood
- N = Narrative/fiction/poetry
- P = Political and social issues
- PA = Pastimes
- R = Religious life/morality
- RF = Reference works
- S = Sexuality
- SR = Servants
- W = Work/employment outside the home