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Pedro Ramirez pedrorago — First of all the book itself is just a simple narrative of the experiences of 13 women. The writing itself is nothing special so my review is just based on the subject matter. Basically it tells of the experiences of 13 woman in Ventura California who decided to all buy into a $37,000 necklace that they would share. It seems that everyone who participated did it for different reasons. Some women did it to advance their political views, to make a statement about materialism and the nature of wealth. Other women did it because they wanted to own that necklace for one month out of the year and still others did it because it sounded like fun and the sisterhood it created was meaningful to them. At first I was pretty turned off. I'm not a jewelry person and I can't imagine spending that much on something to put around your neck. I scoffed at many of the women's experiences... thinking... okay you don't need a necklace to improve your marriage, increase your self-confidence or help you through a divorce. But then the group started being a group and decided that they could use their force for good. They started fundraisers for causes that they believed in and started sharing the necklace with others. They have raised far more money for their causes than the necklace ever cost. They also became a support system for each other and as a sisterhood they did help each other to improve marriages, increase their self-confidence and make it through difficult times in life. So I began thinking that while I have no interest in owning a diamond necklace, I wouldn't mind be part of women's organization that meets regularly to learn and visit, supports each other, and works together to do good in the world. Then it occured to me that I already am part of such an organization... it is called Relief Society. I suddenly felt proud of being a part of the largest women's organization in the world. I realized how fantastic it is that this need for sisterhood and the power of women to do good was realized and organized way back in 1842. Cool cool cool. And Relief Society doesn't require an $1200 investment to become involved. I think in the end I admire these women for doing something.... trying to change something and join forces for good. At the very least it was a book that made me think and that is always good.

Jari Kennedy jarikennedy — i read this one a while ago, but i just finished listening to the audiobook and i loved it. the reader has a nice voice and i enjoyed getting to hear the how the towns and names were correctly pronounced. now i am finally going to finish the series.

何 歆 hexin_ — A fascinating study of how the legacy of Aisha has been interpreted and reinterpreted amongst Muslims (male scholars) throughout history. The author's main point is that understandings of how Aisha is depicted relates to the broader political/economic/cultural state Muslims find themselves in. Her legacy also underpins discussions of the role of women in society, especially in terms of leadership.

G884400 G884400 gokceerbatu — Boring!