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Girlhood by Melissa Febos

12 reviews

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4.75

Nothing I can add for the value of this book except say: It is worth the plunge.

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5.0


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5.0


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4.5


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5.0


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5.0


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5.0

Wow. You know a book is good when you want to go back and reread it right away. Melissa Febos's essay collection attributes microscopic attention to her past and finds common threads that weave together internalized misogyny, lack of agency, and stifled exploration of identity and sexuality. She has such a distinct voice and uses such inventive imagery to welcome the reader into her exhibition of vulnerability. For lack of a better word, this book is full of truth-bombs. I highlighted so much, and it's making me reflect on my own experiences as a girl growing up in a patriarchal society. An excellent read.

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5.0


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