Goodbye Good Girl, Hello Me

Becoming a woman who likes herself

Kasey Edwards

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Penguin
04 March 2025

Psychology; Self-help & personal development; Assertiveness, motivation & self-esteem

What happens when you want to stop feeling like you're never enough?

A Good Girl is acutely aware of everyone's emotional state. Except her own.

She was praised for not being difficult like other girls.

She must never get too big for her boots and must always be grateful. So damn grateful.

She masks her own needs, dreams and fears so thoroughly that she loses herself.

Until one day her smile falters, her serenity cracks and a tiny, long-forgotten voice dares to whisper, 'What about me?'

And then all hell will break loose.

Kasey Edwards, bestselling author of Raising Girls Who Like Themselves, has helped thousands of families bring up kids to believe in themselves. She decides it's time to apply her research and strategies to herself.

Her journey of learning to like herself unpicks the worth-crushing beliefs taught to girls.

But it's not just Kasey's story. It's about all of us.

Raw, irreverent and deeply relatable, Kasey dares to voice what many women think but few say out loud.

This poignant memoir will confirm what you've long suspected - that you deserve more. And it will show you how to rediscover who you were always meant to be. Then you too can say, 'Goodbye good girl, hello me.'

By: Kasey Edwards
Imprint: Penguin
Country of Publication: Australia
Dimensions: Height: 235mm, Width: 155mm, Spine: 15mm
Weight: 286g
ISBN: 9781761347658
ISBN 10: 1761347659
Pages: 240
Publication Date: 04 March 2025
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Kasey Edwards has a Masters degree and over ten years experience as a management consultant. She has worked with large organisations in Australia, the United States, Europe and Asia, and has written industry-related articles for newspapers and magazines, as well as articles for the women's consumer press. She lives in Australia and is a frequent visitor to the UK. She is also thirty-something and over it.