Girls Talk: Hold On, Let Me Overthink This

Girls Talk is not self-help.
It’s self-recognition.

This book is for women who are doing their best while dramatically sighing, overthinking one-word texts, carrying a purse that could anchor a ship, and insisting they’re “fine” in a tone that suggests otherwise.

Written with sharp humour and emotional intelligence, Girls Talk: Hold On, Let Me Overthink This reads like a conversation you’d have with your smartest friend at 2 a.m. It doesn’t fix your life. It sits with you while you spiral, snack, and figure things out loudly.

Inside, you’ll find:

• Satirical life lessons disguised as chapters

• Overthinking taken to a professional level

• Relatable chaos delivered with warmth and wit

• Printable extras, stress scales, and certificates for surviving modern life

It’s part self-help parody, part emotional support manual, and part “finally, someone said it.”

Funny, comforting, and dangerously validating.

Perfect for

• Women who overthink professionally

• Fans of humour that feels emotionally accurate

• Friends who say “this is so you” when gifting

• Readers who want comfort without clichés

• Anyone one dramatic sigh away from a breakthrough

What Makes This Book Different

Girls Talk doesn’t offer solutions. It offers recognition.

Instead of telling you how to be calmer, more productive, or more healed, it validates the beautiful chaos of being a modern woman. It blends satire, emotional insight, and laugh-out-loud honesty without pretending to have answers it doesn’t need.

It doesn’t fix you.
It reminds you that there was nothing broken.

If this sounds uncomfortably familiar, this book might already be yours.

Short. Iconic. Instantly giftable.