I do not consider myself a feminist, and this book has not changed that however this book seemed like a really interesting and thought provoking story. Following the feminist movement from the late 1960's this was somewhat educational, even in a fiction novel, due to the very much relatable and warm character of Vee. Leonie though, I'm not a fan of. She is everything I dislike about feminists, practically bullying the woman around her to believe what she believes. The mix of media style used throughout this book worked really well in this novel although in my opinion the pacing suffered somewhat in the second half. I'm not sure I would recommend this book however, it just wasn't for me.
Although all opinions are my own, I would like to thank Zaffre and Readers First for an advanced publication copy.
Although all opinions are my own, I would like to thank Zaffre and Readers First for an advanced publication copy.