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Brazen: Rebel Ladies Who Rocked The World
by Pénélope Bagieu
I thought this was informative for sure, at times even inspiring. It covers a diverse group of rebel ladies and I learned loads. However, I was missing depth here and there. Sometimes I felt like we were going into unnecessary detail, other times I felt I was missing out on things. For example, the inclusion of Temple Grandin as an autism advocate felt quite controversial to me, as I soon found out she is also known for some worrisome ableist views around autism. I found this disappointing.
Overall, I wouldn't praise this for its storytelling, and the translation felt off sometimes. Its strong points lie in the graphic elements, which is what makes this such an original, fun and accessible read!
Overall, I wouldn't praise this for its storytelling, and the translation felt off sometimes. Its strong points lie in the graphic elements, which is what makes this such an original, fun and accessible read!