Women Who Run with the Wolves: Myths and stories of the wild woman archetype

Great.

Great book

Excellent seller. Book in excellent conditiion.

The different stories in the books showcase the different life lessons and truths in the world. Was truly interesting

Excellent

I highly recommend this book. Hopefully the photo helps anyone interested in picking this up.

The book content is phenomenal, but I triple checked that this was the bigger book and they sent me the smaller version which has the font size set for ants. So that's frustrating but I'm going to give it as a gift, but I have to buy another copy that's for me at this is what it was originally meant to be for.

I love this book so much. I recommend reading it in English (the original lenguage) if you can. It was pretty good in Spanish but the English version is better.

Highly recommend reading this book for women. Best book I’ve ever read, it is a slow read, something to contemplate as you read. This is my bible now, so many aha moments, realizations and have learned so much about myself, relationships and the warrior woman inside. Best book ever in my opinion.

Absolutely incredible book - one i return to again & again.

This is a life changing book. I was given a copy nearly 35 years ago, I've since given my daughter's a copy & anyone else who's in need. It might seem odd to begin with because of the use of story etc but please keep going. I bought this to replace my battered, sellotaped, written on copy. Read it girls!!!

Incredible book, from both a psychological perspective and as fuel for the imagination of artists and authors/creative writers. This book floods insights into the practice of story telling and gives good for thought on how I could be used in psychological practices, holistic arenas and arts forums. Excellent information for woman of all ages and a superb bibliography to study.

This is such a beautifully written book. Within a reference of Jungian psychology, Clarissa Pinkolas Estes uses folk tales and ancient stories to paint a picture of what it means to be a wild woman. "The wild woman is an endangered species. We have to be the protectionist." It inspires us to remember our authenticity and wildness, which is what we truly are.