Quiet Battles by Phoebe Strachan

(4 customer reviews)

R250,00

Paperback | A5 | 236 Pages

The Hidden Struggles Women Carry and the Courage to Rise Again

Some stories are lived in silence. Quiet Battles is an honest and deeply personal account of what it means to carry pain while still showing up for life. It speaks to the woman who looks strong on the outside but is quietly fighting battles within.

This is not a book that rushes you to fix yourself. It is a book that sits with you in the reality of what you have been carrying.

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4 reviews for Quiet Battles by Phoebe Strachan

  1. Stephanie –

    A beautifully written and deeply reflective book that takes women on a journey of soul-searching, learning to let go and ultimately leading to healing and freedom. Every woman lives with quiet battles and we’re taught to carry it gracefully and keep it hidden. Phoebe Strachan encourages women to open up in a safe space and lay down these battles. There you will be comforted knowing ‘YOU ARE NOT ALONE’ and there is NO SHAME in what you carry, and that is already winning the battle half way.
    Quiet Battles is for young and old, you will find peace and hope to get up again as you navigate through this wonderful gift called life.

  2. Siphiwe –

    This book is amazing, it’s not just a book, it is a summary of what a women has to go through in life.

  3. Nompumelelo Makgalemele (verified owner) –

    Superb service

  4. Esmeralda van dorsen –

    From the very first page to the final sentence, reading Quiet Battles felt less like reading a book and more like being quietly seen for the first time in a long while.

    Chapter after chapter, I found myself pausing, holding the book, and thinking, “I thought I was the only one who felt this way.”

    Quiet Battles isn’t just a book you read; it’s an experience you feel. Relating to it from start to finish brought a profound sense of relief and validation, proving that the private struggles we keep tucked away are, in reality, deeply shared and human.

    It is a rare, compassionate companion piece for anyone learning to navigate their own internal worlds, and one I will undoubtedly return to whenever I need to be reminded that I’m not alone in the quiet.

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