Books by Fiona Cutts
The Shy Girl Books
Hello ladies, shy girls, friends — I’d love to introduce you to my shy girl books.
I’ve been through it all when it comes to shyness — hiding in the corner at parties, dreading meeting new people, pretending to be confident while dying inside.
And I bring good news — it’s all changeable. You can move from shy to confident in your own sweet way — and I can show you how.
My books take the themes of sex and intimacy, food and overeating, and money and abundance — and show you how to move through shyness in each of those areas, in a way that suits you and your body and the way shyness shows up for you.
They also include self-reflection and practical exercises so that you don’t just read about change — you begin to live it.
Sex and The Shy Girl
Do you ever feel like shyness is holding you back from fully enjoying your intimate life?
In Sex and The Shy Girl, I share my personal story of overcoming shyness in the bedroom — the embarrassment, the hiding, the gradual, messy, beautiful process of becoming more open. This isn’t a polished self-help book full of theories. It’s an honest account of what it actually takes to move from shame to freedom in your intimate life.
This isn’t just a book about sex. It’s about reclaiming confidence, pleasure and connection — on your own terms.
Whether you’re wrestling with shyness or supporting someone who is, this book offers warmth, humour and real, practical tools to help you move forward.
“Like sitting down with a wise, compassionate friend who just happens to have walked the same path.” — Amazon review
“Even as a guy, I found her insights on shyness and vulnerability surprisingly relevant to my own life.” — Amazon review
Overeating and The Shy Girl
Do you struggle with out-of-control overeating and emotional eating — and wonder if shyness could be at the root of it?
In Overeating and The Shy Girl, I share my personal story of using food to cope with the discomfort of shyness — the hiding, the numbing, the secret eating, and eventually, the way out.
With warmth, humour and radical honesty, I explore how shyness and overeating are deeply connected — and how understanding that connection can be the key to changing both.
Inside you’ll find gentle, practical exercises to help you understand your own patterns and begin to make real, lasting change — without dieting, without willpower battles, and without shame.
If you’re tired of battling with food and ready to understand what’s really going on, this book is for you.
“It left me feeling motivated instead of ashamed. A rare and valuable thing.” — Amazon review
“She plays delightfully with the language of shyness, showing how it manifests in sneaky ways we don’t always recognise.” — Amazon review
Money and The Shy Girl
Do you long for a life of abundance — but find that something always seems to get in the way?
Maybe you’ve come to believe that money is complicated, that you’re not good with it, or that it simply isn’t meant for people like you. Maybe you’re stuck in a cycle of earning just enough, spending too much, or feeling vaguely ashamed about where you are financially — without quite understanding why.
This isn’t a book about budgeting, playing the stock market, or hustling harder. It’s about the shy girl’s relationship with money — the fear, the hiding, the sense of not being worthy of real abundance — and how to change it from the inside out.
In these pages I share that journey honestly — the scarcity mindset I grew up with, the beliefs I didn’t even know I had, and the step-by-step process of shifting into a genuinely new relationship with money.
It’s an invitation away from fear, scarcity and hiding — and towards the joyful, abundant life that is waiting for you.
If you’re ready for a different reality with money — one rooted in ease, confidence and joy — this book will show you the way. Joyful abundance — at last!
“Fiona’s narrative style makes for a very enjoyable page turner about what most people consider to be a very dry subject: thrift, savings, retirement pensions.” — Amazon review
“Loving the book. Well crafted and so refreshingly different from the self help genre out there, which sends me to sleep half way through chapter one.” — Amazon review
Fiona Cutts 