★★★★,5/5

Really enjoyed this one!

Especially because of the respresentation of certain behaviours that I have not encountered in any other book thus far! Would recommend!

Also loved the author’s note in the end explaining the writing and drawing process of this book.

Hear me out before you think I’m not a feminist or something.
I most certainly am and I think that is exactly why I found this book (or rather collection of essays) so incredibly underwhelming.
Some were worth the read such as Keira Knightly’s Weeker Sex but the big majority were boring, missing the point, not even talking about feminism at all. Recommended by adult women and written by adult women I’m impressed on how little to no research and no knowledge there is around the supposedly main subject of this book.
I applaud the diversity of the women that were gathered for this project but it needed much less essays focusing on quality instead of this random mash up of thoughts. So much more work needed to be done for this to be published. I’m sad to say I felt that I wasted my time reading this.
1,5 star from me rounding up to 2

1,5 stars


Predictable, a bit boring, no character depth regarding the male character. Didn’t enjoy it as much as I anticipated. Maybe the rating would be one star higher if it wasn’t for the all the hype surrounding it but not more. when it ended I just felt meh. I flew through it in less than 45’ which also dissapointed me.

My first Rainbow Rowell book but I’m not giving up on her just yet as I do enjoy non graphic novels better anyway :)