This took me awhile to get through; mainly because I opted to read 1-2 each day. As someone who did not vote for this asshole (I refuse to say his name), but know many people who did (and continue to think he is doing a great job!), it's refreshing to know there so many out there who think as I do. ...
I mentioned before that I didn't remember how I stumbled across this book, although it may have been in the context of Faking It by Lux Alptraum. Not sure. Anyway, I'm glad I picked this up because although the subject matter is pretty weighty and the cases discussed can be rather depressing, the ...
I received an eGalley of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review."Nasty Woman" became a feminist rallying cry brought about after (and during) the Third Presidential Debate of 2016. It's bold, angry, and kind of fun. But on Election Night, many women watched in horror and heart...
I knew this would be an informative book, but I didn't expect to enjoy it this much. It's the kind of book that should be read and analyzed and discussed in classes and prevention training sessions everywhere. It's been on my TBR since about the time it was published but I just now got it together...
Every once in a while, I come across a book that I think should be mandatory reading for everyone in the USA.This is one of those books.Reading it, as I did, in the wake of Brock Turner's absurdly brief sentence in county jail for raping an unconscious woman (the same judge sentenced a Salvadoran ma...
Even though my political stance differs significantly from the author, it was a great read. It is formatted like a dictionary, with satirical definitions for everyday things (mostly nouns). Some definitions made me laugh, some made me shake my head fiercely in disagreement, but I truly enjoyed the j...
I can't imagine that anyone would recommend sitting down and reading this encyclopedia (or any other) straight through. But, for various reasons, that is exactly what I did. What I loved: lots of artists whose work or bio I knew nothing about, and lots of historically significant women. What I reall...
This wasn't what I thought it would be. Kind of boring book and not something I'd read all the way through.
Full of great info - and all of it can be found online.
This book is an addictive read that will inspire you to stop dieting and look this great big "fat=bad" myth in the eye. It analyzes the media and the health industry's role in keeping this myth alive. It is a resourceful book that will bring out the fat activist in you!
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