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lauren_taythe's review against another edition
funny
reflective
medium-paced
3.5
Written humorously, easy to delve into and enjoy. I did find it quite eurocentric and centred around cis/het culture but that's probably because it was written from Moran's personal life experience.
Graphic: Abortion
Moderate: Ableism, Eating disorder, Fatphobia, and Sexism
Minor: Misogyny, Racial slurs, Sexism, and Alcohol
seequinn's review
funny
informative
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
4.0
Graphic: Abortion
Moderate: Emotional abuse
marielaabrown's review against another edition
funny
hopeful
informative
lighthearted
reflective
relaxing
fast-paced
3.25
As a reader of quote dense non-fiction, it was a nice breath of fresh air to have a more narrative bolstering of my feminist identity. Granted, it lacked facts and evidence for the proclamations made and to me screamed “white femininism” in the priorities about naming body parts and choosing clothes rather than a focus on genuine social justice.
However, there were great chapters and conversations and explorations written in a HILARIOUS WAY, like I snorted when I laughed loudly on the train and went bright red. Especially the chapter on abortion or body image, those topics and her writing do well at solving personal qualms created by the patriarchy, rather than looking at a national scale or the more political side of feminism.
Overall, a funny and interesting book. I wouldn’t call it essential feminism literature, but on a personal level, this could help confirm your feminist identity, explore interesting points. As an overall non-fiction book, I do prefer far-reaching and social justice focus topics, looking at systemic attitudes more deeply and critically- but that’s a personal preference!
However, there were great chapters and conversations and explorations written in a HILARIOUS WAY, like I snorted when I laughed loudly on the train and went bright red. Especially the chapter on abortion or body image, those topics and her writing do well at solving personal qualms created by the patriarchy, rather than looking at a national scale or the more political side of feminism.
Overall, a funny and interesting book. I wouldn’t call it essential feminism literature, but on a personal level, this could help confirm your feminist identity, explore interesting points. As an overall non-fiction book, I do prefer far-reaching and social justice focus topics, looking at systemic attitudes more deeply and critically- but that’s a personal preference!
Minor: Fatphobia, Sexism, and Abortion
ecosy's review against another edition
emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
3.75
Dit boek is een echte 'delight'. Een fijne mix tussen memoire en observaties over feminisme. Luidop gniffelen, maar ook veel stukjes highlighten omdat ze toch een verdomd goed punt maakt.
Graphic: Abortion
Moderate: Miscarriage