Helen Berry Andelin authored the book Fascinating Womanhood in 1963 to correspond with marriage enrichment classes that she taught in Central California.

Andelin sold 400,000 copies from her garage through a publishing firm she and her husband founded, Pacific Press. She based the classes and her book on a set of pamphlets that were published in the 1920s and 1930s, 'The Secrets of Fascinating Womanhood.' The classes started with an enrollment of eight women and grew to the point that many hundreds of women taught Fascinating Womanhood classes.ДЇascinating Womanhood spawned a grassroots movement. Going against the 'second wave' feminist tide of the 1960s and beyond, the classes and book focused on women being traditional wives and mothers. The classes continue to this day, being held in several countries, including the United States, Japan, Australia, Mexico, and the Philippines. The first online Fascinating Womanhood class was held in 2000-2001 by a woman from Kansas, Mrs. Additional online teachers have served over the years. Discussion groups exist on the Internet and in live venues.Д®ventually being reissued in several editions, Fascinating Womanhood (also known as 'The Book the Feminists Love to Hate') has sold over two million copies and has been translated into Spanish, French, Indonesian, Japanese and Russian.

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