Are You There God? It's Me Menopause

<P><B>Perfect for fans of Catherine Newman, Ann Napolitano, and Meg Wolitzer, <I>Are You There God? It’s Me, Menopause</I> is a bold, funny Gen X ode to friendship, hormones, and what happens when you finally stop holding it all together.</B></P><BR/><BR/><P><B>Warm, razor-sharp, and deeply honest—<I>Are You There God? It’s Me, Menopause</I> is the kind of book women press into their friends’ hands, text about in all caps, and return to when life cracks open in unexpected ways.</B></P><P>Julia Levy has always known how to manage things: show up, stay polite, keep the peace… and absolutely do not say what she’s really thinking. Unfortunately, her hormones—and her life—never got the memo. </P><P>When menopause hits like a wrecking ball—upending her body, her relationships, and her carefully constructed identity—everything she’s spent years holding together starts to come undone. Friendships deepen and fracture. Long-buried truths bubble up. And suddenly, staying quiet feels less safe than saying the wrong thing out loud. As her world spirals into a hilarious, tender chaos of group chats, emotional landmines, reinvention attempts, and the kind of honesty that only comes at 50, she’s faced with a choice: keep smoothing things over… or finally tell the truth.</P><P>Because it turns out, midlife isn’t the end of anything. It’s the beginning of saying what you mean.</P><P>And sometimes?</P><P><B>You don’t find yourself by holding it all together. You find yourself…  by letting it all fall apart.</B></P>