A Woman's Work Is Never Done

by Rowan Barnes-Murphy (Illustrator), Helen Exley (Editor)

You've had enough, the kids are squabbling, there's a heap of ironing and your bloke's watching football. Put your feet up and treat yourself with the rebellious little book. You, and all fellow slaves, will love it.

64 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 2004

Reviews

[Gerry · Rating 3 out of 5]

I always wondered how my late wife managed to produce a clean white shirt for the office everyday, have four, five or even six sets of sporting gear ready for the week, do the shopping, housework, bring up a daughter and everything else with apparently so little effort.

I decided, therefore, to read this little book to see if it gave any clues and it provides some axioms about how and how not to use one's time effectively. I simply can't do it, ie use my time effectively around the house, but I did enjoy the book.

I might just pick up some tips ... there again I might not!

[Marte · Rating 1 out of 5]

Not so much a book to read, but to flick through. I never understand why people pay for these silly "gift books", filled as they are with only a few quotes and sketchy drawings. I guess I don't need to say I got this for free?

[Limau Nipis · Rating 3 out of 5]

This one really describes a woman's work, where woman always think about the housechores all the time. This coffee book table with crazy illustrations is like a laugh out loud book, laughing at our own self.

[Kama · Rating 2 out of 5]

Um... oh... ok. Next, please.