Yoga Bitch by Suzanne Morrison

Chatelaine editor's pick: An entertaining look at one woman's road to enlightenment using yoga. And only skepticism, cynicism and cigarettes stand in her way.

By Laurie Jennings

Updated November 2, 2012

Practising yoga has long been considered the path to self-awareness, mindfulness — and a tighter butt! Now it’s a popular way for writers to share their journeys to enlightenment. In familiar Bridget Jones style, Huffington Post regular Suzanne Morrison leads readers through a wickedly entertaining yet tragically honest look at her reality as she tries to figure out life in between the oms.

Yoga Bitch, by Suzanne Morrison, $17.

— L.J.

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