_pauline's review against another edition

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medium-paced

4.0

I loved learning more about Karen & Georgia‘s personal lives, and listening to the audio version made this feel like an extended version of the podcast. and while I‘d listen to ANYTHING narrated by those women, this truly didn’t disappoint. I‘ve learned so much from them & it’s super entertaining at the same time (entertaining doesn’t mean lighthearted though - the second Karen started crying, I did too). but seriously, I don’t think I could ever get tired of them.
Karen did say readers younger than 20 should go read sth else but obviously I didn’t listen & having finished it now, I genuinely think this is a great book for young people (well not too young maybe)

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kingrosereads's review against another edition

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emotional informative inspiring reflective sad tense medium-paced

4.5

An absolutely amazing autobiography. I love MFM and have been a fan for four years now. I bought the hardback a year ago, but I decided to get the audiobook and hear Georgia and Karen's story from their own mouths. This book had me laughing and crying (so much crying) and I learned so much about myself and the other women around me. It made me feel seen and that I wasn't alone in the experiences that I've had with myself, my mother, and my experiences with men and society. These are two incredible women and I want to thank them so much for sharing their story and baring their souls. It's raw, vulnerable, and overall kickass.

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zoiejanelle's review against another edition

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dark emotional funny hopeful informative inspiring lighthearted reflective medium-paced

4.0

this is the highly anticipated MFM memoir! i normally don’t like memoirs, but i really enjoyed this one. karen & georgia became much more relatable human beings, and they really perfected their brand of humor here. 

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