Welcome to the Up Yours! series, a joint adventure by Sona Publishing and A Mischief of Magpies Publishing.
This playful, no-nonsense range of quirky activity books brings humour and heart to grown-up life.
Created by Clare Baggaley, the series debuted in March 2025 with Up Yours Menopause! A laugh-out-loud, engaging book to navigate menopause with wit, silliness, and positivity.
Keep your eyes peeled for the next book in the series, Up Yours Old Age! publishing summer 2025.
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Up Yours Menopause!
This ridiculously funny activity book is designed to turn your menopausal moments into a comedy routine.
Create your own fiery alter ego with the hot flush name generator, enjoy sassy cocktails, and upcycle your unused sanitary towels into quirky crafts. From brain-teasing cross words and meno-dokus to seek-and-find puzzles like ‘Hunt the Tampon’, joyful colouring pages, playlists, ‘Would You Rather…’ cocktails, get crafty with playful bunting and so much more!
Packed with over 50 activities that transform everyday menopausal challenges into laugh-out-loud fun, and help you keep your meno brain active.
“I laughed so much I pee-ed myself!”
Lady Burnie-Face.
Up Yours Old Age! Publishing Summer 2025
This outrageously funny activity book turns those aches, groans, and “what was I doing?” moments into comedy gold.
Discover your alter ego with the ‘Old Codger Name Generator,’ whip up some age-defying cocktails, and become a pro at tea-leaf reading. Stretch those creaky joints with a raucous game of Twisty Fingers and listen to playlists for your silver-haired escapades. Spot those elusive pill bottles, tackle crosswords and colour outside the lines. Plus, enjoy ‘Would You Rather...’ questions that’ll have you in stitches. Stay young, keep your wit razor-sharp and your laugh lines multiplying.
Packed with over 50 activities that transform the trials of ageing into laugh-out-loud fun, this book is your ultimate companion to growing old… disgracefully!
“It’s like yoga for the brain, but without the stretchy bits”
Ophelia Pane, age 87
“Who knew laughing could be my cardio for the day?”
Gerry Attrick, age 69 and a half
