Milli Hill Give Birth Like a Feminist & Ultra-Processed Women 2 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set
Give Birth Like a Feminist: Your Body, Your Baby, Your Choices
Ultra-Processed Women: The Lies We're Fed About What We Eat and How to Break Free

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: HarperCollins (HQ)

Overview
This Milli Hill 2-book paperback collection brings together two of her most talked-about works of feminist non-fiction: Give Birth Like a Feminist, a rallying cry for bodily autonomy in the labor ward, and Ultra-Processed Women, a sharp investigation into how the food and beauty industries affect women's health. Together the pair showcase Hill's signature blend of rigorous research and down-to-earth, empowering writing, making this set a smart pick for readers who care deeply about women's health, autonomy, and the everyday systems that quietly shape their choices and bodies over a lifetime.

About the Books
Give Birth Like a Feminist argues that birth is a feminist issue deserving far more attention than it gets. Drawing on interviews, research, and years spent founding the Positive Birth Movement, Milli Hill challenges the idea that "a healthy baby is all that matters," insisting that women's experiences and choices during labor matter too. The book covers everything from birth plans to navigating conversations with doctors and midwives, equipping expectant mothers and their partners with practical tools to advocate for themselves during pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum period. Ultra-Processed Women turns Hill's investigative eye toward the food and beauty industries, asking a question rarely addressed head-on: is the ultra-processed world uniquely harmful to women's bodies? She examines links between ultra-processed food, hormone imbalances, period pain, weight gain, mood, and long-term conditions, while also looking at how marketing has specifically targeted women for decades. As in her previous work, Hill pairs hard-hitting research with a compassionate, non-judgmental tone, offering practical steps rather than guilt or restrictive rules. Side by side, the two titles trace a consistent thread through Hill's writing: putting women's bodies and well-being back at the center of conversations that have too often left them out of the room entirely.

Key Benefits

• Two brand-new paperbacks by acclaimed journalist and women's health advocate Milli Hill
• Covers childbirth autonomy and the impact of ultra-processed food on women's health
• Backed by research, interviews, and firsthand experience founding the Positive Birth Movement
• Practical, actionable guidance rather than guilt-based advice
• Great gift set for expectant mothers, feminists, and health-conscious readers
• Compact paperback format, easy to read, travel with, or pass along to a friend

Book-by-Book Guide
Give Birth Like a Feminist — A feminist call to arms that puts women's rights, choices, and bodily autonomy at the center of the birth conversation.
Ultra-Processed Women — An eye-opening look at how ultra-processed food and beauty products may uniquely affect women's hormones, health, and well-being.

About the Author
Milli Hill is a British journalist and author specializing in women's health, feminism, and autonomy. In 2012 she founded the Positive Birth Movement, a global network of free antenatal discussion groups, and her debut book, The Positive Birth Book, became a bestselling guide for pregnant women. She has written for major UK outlets including the Telegraph, Guardian, and Independent, and has appeared on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 5 Live discussing birth, feminism, and women's health. Milli lives in rural Somerset with her partner and three children.

Why You'll Love This Set
Thought-provoking, research-backed, and genuinely empowering, this set makes a meaningful baby shower or birthday gift for the feminist reader in your life, a thoughtful book club pick, or simply a confidence-boosting read for anyone questioning what they've been told about their own body.

Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.