Behavioral Sciences, Specific Demographics, Women's Studies 

For any woman who has ever gained five pounds . . . or broken a nail . . . or dropped a plate . . . or changed a diaper . . . or lost her glasses . . . or got a runner . . . or burned the roast . . . or waited to check out . . . or argued with the repairman--here's help!

This latest book by bestselling author Marabel Morgan gives commonsensical ways to cope with the fast-track life of the eighties.

Each of us is constantly bombarded with "downers" of all types, says marabel-the problems and irritations that hit our nervous systems like electric shocks. Some are the A-number-1, downers like divorce, disease, or the death of a loved one. Others are the mini downers, the diddly-squat irritations confront us every day-the broken plate, the broken nail, the broken promise.

In The Electric Woman, Marabel shares ways she has found to channel all this electricity, these exasperating lightning bolts, into a life fully charged with power and light.

With a gentle wit, she uses personal anecdotes from her life as wife, mother, and author to show how to create an atmosphere in which "uppers" are more likely to happen.

If you want to learn how to transform the high voltage of life's downers into positive energy, try the advice of a woman who has found a game plan that works. - from Amzon