The Diva Doctrine: 16 Universal Principles Every Woman Needs to Know

By Patricia V Davis

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"The only thing you should be faking is confidence.”

Patricia V. Davis posted that piece of advice along with 15 others in the hopes that they’d help one of her 20-something readers save the precious time she was wasting by torturing herself needlessly, something too many young people do. That first simple post hit a nerve; within a week it turned into an internet phenomenon ─ reposted by hundreds of other blogs and read by thousands. That massive response led to the creation of this inspirational, yet witty and down-to-earth book,The Diva Doctrine: 16 Universal Principles Every Woman Needs to Know.

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"Patricia V. Davis is the ultimate diva! Wise and witty, she enlightens the rest of us on how to remain true to ourselves and how to shine in a world that needs her beacons of hope like never before. Every young woman should have a copy of THE DIVA DOCTRINE."~ New York Times Bestselling Author Brenda Novak

"Any book that helps young women feel empowered to be themselves, fully and freely, makes a valuable contribution to our society. Speaking in a language young women can embrace, this book does just that." ~Anita Rufus, J.D., “The Lovable Liberal”~KNews Radio, National Board Member NOW

“Renaissance woman Patricia V. Davis’s book started out as a blog answer to a 20-something reader from this 50-something writer, and wound up being picked up and reposted hundreds of times. It’s good advice for any woman.” ~ Carine Nadel, Orange County Register

“'The Diva' herself is once again dishing out well-seasoned advice, but who better to learn from than someone who unabashedly reveals blundering episodes from her past? While navigating the perils on the way to becoming a confident woman, the examples Davis packs into this book show you what to do and what not to do, with an eye on wisdom.” ~Lynn Henriksen, The Story Woman, President, Women’s National Book Association–SF

“Patricia is a bright light in the San Francisco Bay Area literary scene, a person with talent and energy.” ~ Sam Barry, Author, How to Play the Harmonica: and Other Life Lessons and member of The Rock Bottom Remainders