Why French Women Feel Young at 50

Parisian blogger Mylène Desclaux assures us that we are still 'young women' in our fifties - but with more opportunities. She examines everything with humour and sensitivity - love, style, parents, children, work, nightclubs... 'Mylène Desclaux takes a look at the way of life for a new generation of 50-something women.' - Le Parisien Just how do French women in their fifties ooze style, confidence and youth? What are they doing and how can we learn from them? In this witty and uplifting book, Parisian writer Mylène Desclaux speaks tenderly and honestly about turning fifty and what it means, not only for herself, but for all other women of the same age. Learn how to live la vie Parisienne as Mylène looks at love, family life, relationships and friendships, work and careers, as well as giving lifestyle advice on fashion, skincare and sex. With acerbic French humour, Mylene distils the essence of getting the best out of your middle age and how to live it in the most Parisian and youthful way possible! Mylène's light-hearted advice is all about navigating the world with confidence.' Daily MailIn this witty and uplifting book Parisian blogger Mylène Desclaux speaks tenderly and honestly about turning 50 and what it means for herself and for the other women in her entourage. Mylène assures us that we are still 'young women' in our fifties - but with more opportunities. 'By the time we're fifty, we've generally done all the important things - career, family. Now we can re-centre and discover a new energy within ourselves. It's our time to blossom - to reprogramme gently. To revitalise. We realise that we are the mistresses of our own lives . . . The desire to do battle disappears. We feel calm. And we know we're going to have time to make the most of it.'With acerbic French humour she distils the essence of getting the most out of your middle age and gives advice on everything from: * Relationships* Sex* Fashion* Dating* Skincare* Friendships* Kids* BeautyIn WHY FRENCH WOMEN FEEL YOUNG AT 50 you will learn how to take pleasure from the simple things in life and how to make the most of your fifties, the Parisian way.