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alexandraidonea 's review for:
Feminist Fight Club: An Office Survival Manual for a Sexist Workplace
by Jessica Bennett
My favourite parts were the addendums, appendices, whatever they were (harder to know with an audiobook) toward the end. Lists of feminist fight clubs of yore, list of things for men to do to support women at work, etc.
A lot of this is amusing because of the narrator, who was great - not actually funny, but things that women all have to deal with at work (eyeroll). But I found it incredibly repetitive, probably could have been a third of the length. Just more straightforward. Also, it's more of a primer for women who haven't figured out how to deal with any of this than those who have - but for those who already use their voices, the extras are interesting, and something to look into more.
A lot of this is amusing because of the narrator, who was great - not actually funny, but things that women all have to deal with at work (eyeroll). But I found it incredibly repetitive, probably could have been a third of the length. Just more straightforward. Also, it's more of a primer for women who haven't figured out how to deal with any of this than those who have - but for those who already use their voices, the extras are interesting, and something to look into more.