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Make Trouble: Standing Up, Speaking Out, and Finding the Courage to Lead--My Life Story by Cecile Richards

4.31 AVERAGE

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nikoosa's review

4.0
3.5. I wasn’t expecting it to be as political as it was but I really liked it overall.
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theorytheidea's review

3.5
hopeful informative lighthearted reflective slow-paced

theresepovolo's review

5.0
It was interesting and inspiring. I am very glad I read this book. It was just what I needed to hear as we approach this upcoming election.

neurospicysunshine's review

5.0
In the most simple terms this book has changed my life. The power and emotion captured in the pages awoke a fire inside me I didn’t know existed.

I am ready to make a lot of trouble. Cecile Richards did an amazing job of telling her life storing in a captivating way. Many times while reading I was on the verge of tears cause I was so proud of the work her and so many others did to protect woman’s rights and human rights.

10 out of 10 must read!

sdhb's review

5.0
Excellent memoir. Upon finishing, I immediately sent in another donation to Planned Parenthood. I believe in the care they provide to women everywhere. Thank you, Cecile.

perdane's review against another edition

5.0
I needed this grounding and hope before the election next week
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colleendilen's review against another edition

4.0
hopeful informative inspiring reflective

laurahelle's review

4.0
If you think of yourself as a leader, a trouble maker or both, read this book. Very well-written autobiography focusing on Richards' experience as the daughter of former Texas governor, the reliably quotable Ann Richards and her own life as a labor and reproductive rights organizer. Fun, funny and enlightening. **You don't need to agree with Richards' politics to enjoy this book.** Highly recommend.

sskaar's review

4.0
challenging emotional hopeful medium-paced

elvislove1234's review

5.0
I loved this book . Cecile Richards 2020 . This is a story about her life and working as the president Of Planned Parenthood . She is the daughter of Ann Richards., former governor of Texas. It was easy read and a good political memoir .