-
A time to die – Wilbur Smith, 1989
R40.00 Add to basket -
Vanish – Tess Gerritsen, 2005
R25.00 Add to basket -
Target Five and Cover Story Omnibus – Colin Forbes
R60.00 Add to basket -
Middlemarch – George Eliot, 1871
R25.00 Add to basket -
The Mammoth Book Of Jack the Ripper – Maxim Jakubowski & Nathan Braund,
R60.00 Add to basket -
Dark star safari: Overland from Cairo to Cape Town – Paul Theroux, 2003
R60.00 Add to basket
Cleaving – Julie Powell
R40.00
Sold by: Bee's BooksCleave by Julie Powell is a compelling memoir that explores the emotional journey of a woman rediscovering herself through an unconventional path of personal reinvention. Known for her previous bestseller Julie & Julia, Powell takes readers on a raw and introspective adventure as she embarks on a new chapter of her life by immersing herself in the world of butchery.
In this memoir, Powell recounts her decision to leave her office job in pursuit of a career in a male-dominated profession—becoming an apprentice butcher. Alongside her shift in professional focus, Powell opens up about her struggles with her marriage, mental health, and her search for meaning and identity. With her signature humor, candidness, and sharp insight, Powell delves into themes of transformation, self-empowerment, and the complexities of relationships.
Written with a blend of wit and vulnerability, Cleave is a thought-provoking exploration of personal reinvention and the unorthodox paths to self-fulfillment. Powell’s unique perspective and storytelling ability engage readers who enjoy memoirs that examine personal growth, identity, and the unexpected journeys life can take.
Perfect for fans of memoirs, culinary adventures, and those interested in stories of self-discovery and breaking societal norms, Cleave offers an inspiring narrative of reclaiming control over one’s life and redefining what it means to truly live authentically.
Cleave by Julie Powell, memoir, self-discovery, personal reinvention, butchery, marriage struggles, mental health, empowerment, Julie & Julia, transformation.
Book Condition:
ISBN:
9780141041957
In stock