Funny, real, heart-filled writing for the busy woman who’s tired of Pinterest-perfection and desperate for some much needed “me time”, guilt-free and pants optional.
“Nothing is too private, too embarrassing or too heart-wrenching for Heather LeRoss to share. Honesty with lots of humor make Just Tell Me I’m Pretty a book to read again and again.”
– Jen Mann
New York Times Bestselling Author of “Working with People I want to Punch in the Throat”
“LeRoss brings you into the heart of her world with fearless, relatable honesty, affirming that despite all your bumblings and failures, the one thing you are not, is alone.”
– Kristen Mae
Best Selling Author of “Red Water”
“LeRoss is both stressed and pressed by parenting: Kids and her parents. Her survival strategy includes hiding in the laundry room from her boys and playing guessing games with her mom—who might be stoned. Her confessions of imperfection are the perfect balance between heartfelt and hilarious.”
– DC Stanfa
Author of “The Art of Table Dancing: Escapades of an Irreverent Woman”
Meet the Author, Heather LeRoss…
I’m known for embarrassing myself in most social situations, oversharing with strangers, and eating too much chocolate … and cake … and ice cream.
My passions are writing stories that make women feel connected and understood, reading good books, cooking food no one in my house will eat because, “Eeww, is that GREEN in there!?” and sleeping. While those are my passions, I spend most of my time arguing about why my boys need to brush their teeth every day, heating up chicken nuggets (only the organic kind because #health), worrying about things I can’t control, and writing.
I spent 17 years in corporate America writing about technology until I decided to find my heart again, write the words I wanted, and left to pursue writing full-time. I wanted to work with people who dream of sharing their stories, so after becoming a Martha Beck trained Coach, I decided to use my training to help others through their book birthing journey as a Writing Coach.
I dream of someday meeting and hugging Hoda Kotb because I imagine she gives the best hugs. And I’m currently working on my next book, a work of fiction, titled, What’s Left is Hope.
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Thank you for being here and for being you.