The Tuesday Girl

De: Tanya Eby

Narrado por: Tanya Eby

Duración: 7 h y 12 m

Resumen del Editor

Even in your late 40s, you can still find a happily-ever-after, just maybe not the way you’ve read about in books.

The Tuesday Girl follows the author’s three-year journey of self-discovery while she heals from past relationships, figures out what she wants, and moves on with her life, creating something bold and beautiful along the way.

Tanya Eby is a narrator, and has performed over 1,100 audiobooks over her two-decade career. Half of her narrations have been of romance novels. You’d think with narrating all these romance titles, she’d have some deeper insight into romantic relationships. Yeah. Not so much.

In 2020, while the world is in lockdown, the author is starting over. Again. She leaves marriage number two and vows that she’s going to live a healthy and authentic life.

Told primarily through conversations, The Tuesday Girl is raw, witty, emotional, and ultimately inspirational. Tanya takes the listener on intimate dates, walks with friends, and conversations with people in her life. She falls in love with someone who she is certain is different from anyone she’s ever met, only to discover that he is a conman. Through it all, she relies on her friend Erin and learns that romance isn’t something that just happens in books—it’s something that runs throughout your own life.

©2023 Tanya Eby (P)2023 Blunder Woman Productions

Thank you for writing this!

Thank you for writing and giving voice to a book we can ALL relate to. I am happily married, but I swear, I still feel like a Tuesday Girl sometimes. I have experienced it while dating and in the struggles of marriage. I laughed, I cried, and more often than not..I was nodding my head YES! My biggest takeaway....find yourself and Erin who will be there to cheer you on through the good, bad and ugly! Thank you for giving voice to so many experiences and thoughts we women have. This is a must read!

Tour de force!

I am in awe of Tanya Eby’s honesty, vulnerability, sharp wit, and storytelling chops. This book is hilarious, heartwarming, and heartbreaking in equal measure. And Tanya’s ultra-pro narration is the whipped cream and cherry on top. Simply breathtaking. A must listen!

Wonderful!

I loved this book. Beautifully written, wonderfully read. Do yourself a favor and grab this book!

Here’s to a “Big, Beautiful F’ing Life”

Wow, what a vulnerable, messy, gorgeous, important story. There are moments you cry with Tanya, want to yell at Tanya, wish you had friends like she does, and ultimately do a wild, silly, celebratory dance with, and for, Tanya. There are moments I saw so much of myself or someone I love, moments that took my breath away and made me ask a lot of questions. Moments of love and laughter and cheer. Moments of all kinds that make up a life; a beautiful, brave, raw, wonderful, reclamation of life, self, and soul. This book gives back all the breath it knocks out of you and is my kind of love story.

Lovely

Heartbreaking, relatable, and ultimately hopeful. Beautifully narrated. Once I started listening I couldn’t stop until I finished it.

Loved it

Listening to this memoir is like being invited to into an intimate space to experience a slice of a new friend’s life, except the new friend feels like someone you’ve always known, and also kind of like you yourself. A cozy listen with many (sometimes surprising) moments of self-recognition, and an overall takeaway that is uplifting.

Honest, raw and wonderful.

I loved this memoir. It seems to me that the true love here is her best friend, Erin. How lucky is she to have someone in her life as wonderful? For this, I'm envious of that relationship. This book is so real and so raw at times. Just like life. Highly recommend. This is one that I'll read again. Thank you, Tanya, for opening your heart to all of us.

So Relatable!

I’ve been reading the author’s blog, and I just love how open, raw, and vulnerable her writing is. I’ve had this book on my TBR list since it came out, and once it finally had its turn, I devoured the audiobook in three days.

Tanya’s memoir is so incredibly relatable. I was enraptured throughout her story and very much enjoyed her narration as well. I’ve considered writing a memoir myself, and she’s inspiring me to finally do so.

For anyone who’s experienced the woes of trauma and a dysfunctional upbringing, it’s natural to subconsciously gravitate toward dysfunctional people and relationships. It’s hard to trust yourself when what feels like “home” isn’t what’s healthy. This memoir is a perfect vignette of this human experience.

Tanya’s play-by-play of self-discovery on her road to love, independence, and happiness is so real and visceral. I felt like I was listening to a friend and cheering her on as she finds herself and learns to set boundaries. Her self-discoveries are so insightful, that I feel like I’ve grown just from listening to this audiobook. She’s able to put things into words that I’ve struggled to communicate for years.

Thank you for sharing this beautiful part of yourself, Tanya. I can’t wait to discuss this tomorrow in book club!

An honestly compelling memoir!

Tanya Eby's brave and honest memoir is excellent. She tells it like it is, and expresses it beautifully. I think everyone who's in search of love, wrestled with self worth, and been on the receiving end of "bizarre behavior" (which is pretty much everyone!) should read/listen to this.

Honestly human

Chortling and fist pumping by the end of chapter 61.
A rollercoaster ride almost all of us can relate to on some level.