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on 14 April 2016
Laugh out loud (or indeed, snort out loud, spurting out coffee / wine) funny but insightful and touching too. Honestly, if you haven't read this, you're just not doing it right... Or you are but it's so good to see how right you've been all along even when you thought you were wrong / the only one..
on 7 May 2017
This book needs to be read by every mother. You then need to buy it for your teenager. There is a massive amount of wisdom and attitude in this book. It will teach (you and) your daughter to respect herself . It will teach your son to respect the women in his life.
on 13 May 2017
Funny, emotional, intelligent - this book is for all women. Caitlin Moran discusses topics so clearly almost as if she is reading your mind and making sense of the jumble of thoughts there.
on 31 March 2017
Interesting reading. Especially the first part of the book is brilliant and really funny. Some memorable stories about 70s from a feminist point of view
on 6 December 2012
I've never read any of her stuff before and it started off great, funny, touching, irreverent but it kind of descended into a pit of a place I didn't want to go... The chapter on abortion was just a chapter too much for me, deeply sad, very upsetting and not required.
Agree with others that majority of the shouty caps-locks are unnecessary. She's such a fantastic writer
on 19 April 2017
Totally hilarious.
Agree with others that majority of the shouty caps-locks are unnecessary. She's such a fantastic writer, she needn't rely at all on formatting.
Agree with others that majority of the shouty caps-locks are unnecessary. She's such a fantastic writer, she needn't rely at all on formatting.
on 3 January 2017
Absolute garbage. Save your money and AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE.
on 2 May 2017
Hilarious, witty and on point. Caitlin Moran at her best.
