Books
Here, you'll find, not only find the books I've written but a selection of the books I've worked on as an editor, mentor or advisor. Click the titles to read more.
DEVELOPED
INTO A TV SHOW
Wife Interrupted. Young, widowed, lonely. How far would you go to feel alive?
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Now being developed into an eight-part TV series with the support of Screen Australia and Screen NSW.
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The book that launched Amy's career as a non-fiction writer, inspired by her experience of being widowed at the age of 23. This raw, revealing and unexpected portrayal of grief (and promiscuity) inspired an important conversation about loss and why we should never judge someone else's coping mechanisms.
Memoirs & Self-help​
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Wife Interrupted: Young, widowed, lonely. How far would you go to feel alive again?
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The World is a Nice Place: How to Overcome Adversity Joyfully.​
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NEW BOOK COMING SOON!
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Children's Books
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How to Recycle Your Feelings: a Book about Reducing, Reusing and Recycling Your Emotions.
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A Chinese language version of my children's book is coming soon, available worldwide.
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This is just a selection of books, which I've edited or advised on. I update this section regularly with new titles.​
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We Love Love by Laura Byrne and Brittany Hockley
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Ten Pathways by Fleur Chambers
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A Mother's Space by Tehla Jane Bower
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Seeds of Courage by Vari McKechnie
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Money & Mindfulness by Lisa Messenger
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Still a Mum by Meagan Donaldson
The Upstander Leader by Jessica Hickman
My Money Lessons (childrens book series) by Jaleesa Paine
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Reviews for Amy's books
‘A powerful and honest account of love, grief and starting again, it’s moving and sad, but also surprisingly funny. You’ll love it.’
Closer magazine
‘Devastatingly honest and deeply moving.’
Daily Mail
‘As inspiring as it is heartbreaking.’
News of the World
‘Gritty, honest and surprising . . . this moving, warts-and-all real-life story of a young woman’s experience of crippling bereavement and her desperate attempts to move on is heartbreaking – but manages to be hopeful and optimistic at the same time.’
Heat magazine
‘Molloy works through the seven stages of grief—with added Sambuca shots—before emerging as a more reflective person . You can’t help but feel glad that the end is also a new beginning.’
London Lite