After to listening to this audiobook a little bit every single day for about 2 weeks, it feels kind of strange that I'm finally done.

I love Caitlin's perspective on feminism and on the world in general; I like when people have a blunt, no-nonsense attitude towards life. She's extremely funny too - definitely a type of humor I can appreciate.

There were many points in this when I found myself just agreeing with her so passionately, but also a few wherein I greatly disagreed. Even when I didn't agree with her though, I still loved hearing about her perspective on it, hearing all of her ideas, and allowing her to challenge some of my own beliefs, because it's always good to hear others' perspectives, especially when they as fascinating and well-said as in this book.

I've been wanting to get into feminist literature lately, and I'm so glad I started with this. I absolutely recommend it.

I listened to this a few chapters at a time over the course of a month or so, and really really enjoyed hearing NPH read this himself. NPH is such a funny, inspiring and genuine person.

Sidenote: I loved hearing about his children, because, as someone who has a twin brother herself, it brought me back to my childhood with my brother.

My brain is still processing what I just read.

It was so interesting! I kind of regret listening to most of it as an audiobook, because this was definitely a book I preferred reading it, but, my goodness, am I glad I read it anyway!

Reading/Listening to this made me feel like a child again!