LDS Books: The Trouble with Women

The Trouble With Women is a book about the idiosyncrasies of being a woman. It takes a humorous look at women with their problems, such as the inability to pass up a deal even it it means squeezing into a skirt only Barbie could wear. The book discusses how women relate to each other and follow their quest, "to be thinner than our best friends." The focus of the book is to be able to laugh at being a woman.

Reviews-

Bahtishi's whimsical look at being a woman hits straight to the heart.

~Shauna Lund, Assistant City Editor, Standard Examiner

A terrific book, so entertaining that I couldn't put it down! In a nutshell, this is a book that every mother can relate to, and for all those mothers-to-be, you'll find out soon enough!

~Heather Streuber, Professor of Music, Weber State University

Sparkling with wit, Diana Bahtishi's The Trouble with Women is a snappy romp through such feminine frailties as guilt, bargain hunting, insecurities about appearance, 'mushy' hearts, and expectations about children and men. Her gift for exaggerating cause-and-effect drama between genders and generations brings the ordinary into the realm of the absurd, allowing us the delightful gift of being able to laugh at ourselves.

~Caroll McKanna Shreeve, Writing Instructor, Weber State University