This is primarily a book about the fandom of One Direction disguised as a book about women’s history of online interaction. While this book does hit a lot of the basics of women’s contribution to internet culture, it misses many of the major websites, most of the major events and the large majority of fandoms are excluded, to make room for more stories about One Direction (many of them personal stories that don’t relate to the online concept much). It also relies primarily on direct anecdotes and some articles rather than actual research and statistics. If this book was honestly advertised as a 1D fandom book I likely would not have picked it up, which it seems the intention of the description/blurb was to bring in a wide audience by misrepresenting the premise.