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dondelingdingdong's review
5.0
For anyone with a daughter, son, child; any woman, and anyone who knows a woman.
angelamichelle's review
5.0
A manifesto of liberation for girls and women.
The seemingly self-evident truth—that women can operate as actors living IN a body rather than objects being valued based on their body’s appearance—is powerful and transformational.
I like to think of myself as a pretty self-aware and self-actualized person, but this book helped me see more layers of the ways I define myself, allow myself to be defined by, limit myself by my appearance.
A friendly, accessible but data-driven approach. A book that’s an experience and journey of the heart, not just the mind.
The seemingly self-evident truth—that women can operate as actors living IN a body rather than objects being valued based on their body’s appearance—is powerful and transformational.
I like to think of myself as a pretty self-aware and self-actualized person, but this book helped me see more layers of the ways I define myself, allow myself to be defined by, limit myself by my appearance.
A friendly, accessible but data-driven approach. A book that’s an experience and journey of the heart, not just the mind.
caropullen's review
4.0
I really admired the passion behind this book.
There’s a huge economy that relies on women treating our bodies as a life-long fixer-upper project instead of having experiences or getting on with what we’re here to do (whatever that is).
It’s up to us whether we buy into this.
There’s a huge economy that relies on women treating our bodies as a life-long fixer-upper project instead of having experiences or getting on with what we’re here to do (whatever that is).
It’s up to us whether we buy into this.
nheimagndoar's review
5.0
This book is so much what I needed. The idea that I could be more than just what I look like? Mind blowing. I highly recommend this to anyone who has a body.