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Jessy Ch _essy_onza33b2 — It is the effect that individual actors have on history and that it is often one person's random acts and spare of the moment decisions that are decisive. It also taught me to look behind every story for what truly transpired and not trust the conventional wisdom. ALso it shows we are all human with our emotions and our reason often at odds with one another.

L Finch lixxie27 — It took me a long time to read this book. I started having the same nightmares as the main character! Very vivid book!

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Pyotr Ermolaev ermperson — About four years ago, a friend of mine forwarded an article from the New York Times Magazine by Peggy Orenstein, which I'm guessing is the seed idea for this book. The article was nuanced and rich. The most powerful piece was the reflective thread and parent voice which sadly is muted in the whole book. I appreciated the comprehensive journey and look at marketing along a girl's lifespan, but I missed the complex and personal asides. The tone was surer, which makes for a convincing indictment of consumer culture. But I missed the self-reflective tone and deeply nuanced contemplation of motherhood and our role in "raising" our daughters with more empowering gender identities. Still a must read for parents of girls!

Matheus Bussolotti bussolotti — Not only is this book very well written, but it also is a useful educational tool for teens. It gives excellent insight into the dynamics of teen dating violence and what goes on inside the heads of teen abusers.