I Want Back My Sparkle!: Breaking the Global Chains of Gender Slavery.

5 best books like I Want Back My Sparkle!: Breaking the Global Chains of Gender Slavery. (Shahla Khan): Congratulations You've Failed, Friends With Benefits: Rethinking Friendship, Dating & Violence, Soul Theft, Lean On What- 5 Things You Need To Consider To Retain/Recruit Women in Engineering, Third World Woman

Congratulations You've Failed

Author

Shahla Khan

Whether you've experienced setbacks in your career or are living in the aftermath of a disastrous relationship, this book is the blueprint to your success. It reveals the potential in every fiasco and shows how a simple shift in perception can change your outlook in life. So forget the old concept of...

Friends With Benefits: Rethinking Friendship, Dating & Violence

Author	Shahla Khan
ISBN	1502419939

Friends With Benefits is a crash course in adult sex education that unifies humankind against gender based violence.
Loneliness is an epidemic. Over 40% of adults suffer from loneliness in their lifetime – young adults being particularly vulnerable - and research shows that direct loneliness...

Soul Theft

Author	Shahla Khan
ISBN	1497586879

1 in 4 women will face sexual assault, rape or domestic violence in their lifetimes. It is important for us all to kill this statistic and this is why you must beware.Simple information can save your life and prevent extreme events of molestation.


What this book is not?

Not a guide...

Lean On What- 5 Things You Need To Consider To Retain/Recruit Women in Engineering

Author

Shahla Khan

8% of professional engineers are female, compared to 51% of the UK population and only one in six engineering undergraduates are women. In the United States, less than one in five engineering graduates are female.
If you are a CEO, COO or HR working with engineers, this brief guidebook can answer...

Third World Woman

Author	Shahla Khan
ISBN	1518659969

Third World Woman is industrial strength girl talk, not for the light-hearted, also male friendly, if you aren't an MCP. It introduces you to the actual, non-stereotyped brown woman of this century. And if you are a brown woman, you'll find the tales relatable and be happy to know 'you are not alone or...