The Balance Project is a Lean In-esque romp which begs that perenially pertinent question: Can women really have it all?
A fast-paced tale of a twentysomething desperately trying to balance her own life while, ironically, working for a woman known as America’s Darling of Balance. If you liked The Devil Wears Prada, you’ll enjoy this charming romp, which delivers with heart, depth, and a perfectly satisfying conclusion.
Utterly compelling and impossible to put down, The Balance Project speaks volumes about how important it is for women at any stage of life to find realistic and meaningful balance.
The Balance Project is the perfect read if you’re escaping a hectic schedule and are in need of some work/life balance. Up-and-coming author Susie Schnall brings her popular Balance Project interview series to women’s fiction to tell this inspiring and page-turning story. It’s funny, smart, and thought-provoking.
Occasionally funny and always focused, The Balance Project entertains while simultaneously provoking serious thought.
Destined to become a book club favorite, Susie Orman Schnall’s The Balance Project is a clever, compassionate look at the modern woman’s quest to juggle it all. Schnall’s heartfelt—and, at times, hilarious—storytelling is just like real life, and had me rooting for Lucy from page one.
…a fun, thought-provoking novel that features accomplished women struggling to juggle the many demands of their life
A must-read for any woman who’s struggled to find balance!
A smart, refreshing, fast-paced read with twists and turns that will have you turning pages well past your bedtime. Schnall nails her portrayal of two heroines, in different stages of their lives, wrestling with the oft-debated question: Can women really have it all?
