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3.5 Stars
*I received an eArc of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review*
This was... fine. This was a cute read and based on the majority of the content and conversational tone I can see this being a nice book for younger girls just entering high school, but I don't see this being very useful if you're any older than that.
I had an ARC copy and a lot of the formatting got super messed up, but hopefully that was fixed by publication and I won't judge it on that.
My biggest problems with this is that the order of the topics within this. There was just no cohesiveness and the book would jump around from topic to topic with each section seeming to have nothing to do with each other. This does make the reading experience feel a bit off. Also De Witte can come off kind of preachy (everyone should go on a plant based diet?) and the last chapter on *diversity* could've probably expanded.
*I received an eArc of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review*
This was... fine. This was a cute read and based on the majority of the content and conversational tone I can see this being a nice book for younger girls just entering high school, but I don't see this being very useful if you're any older than that.
I had an ARC copy and a lot of the formatting got super messed up, but hopefully that was fixed by publication and I won't judge it on that.
My biggest problems with this is that the order of the topics within this. There was just no cohesiveness and the book would jump around from topic to topic with each section seeming to have nothing to do with each other. This does make the reading experience feel a bit off. Also De Witte can come off kind of preachy (everyone should go on a plant based diet?) and the last chapter on *diversity* could've probably expanded.