She Who Goes Unnoticed is a paperback book by Wren Grey for women who show up for everyone else and rarely get checked on themselves. It is not a self-help book. It offers no step-by-step plan and no worksheets.
The book is made up of poetry, prose and letters written to the reader. It covers the exhaustion of being reliable, the loneliness of being surrounded by people, and the habit of making yourself smaller so others fit.
Chapters cover the grief with no funeral, loneliness that is hard to explain, joy that feels wrong, and the inner struggle a person faces every day. Journal prompts are included. The letters speak to moments such as the night you thought nobody would notice if you disappeared, the morning after you first chose yourself, and the day something small went right.
- Format
- Paperback
- Author
- Wren Grey
- Content
- Poetry, prose, letters to the reader and journal prompts
- Genre
- Not self-help; emotional and reflective writing