So, I seem to be reading the Spinster Club books out of order. I did read the first one first but now I’m reading the third one second. Not that is actually matters. (Although apparently Goodreads thinks I’ve read the second one but while I've rate if I haven’t reviewed it and I can’t actually remember anything… Although sometimes there’s a glitch where marking a book ‘To Read’ moves it to your ‘Read’ shelf.)

Anyway, this is another important feminist book because it highlights what so many women and women-appearing people go through everyday with sexism. Lottie is determined to fight back and call out all the sexism she sees, but at what cost? I loved Lottie’s grit and can-do attitude and the way she refused to give up, even when hounded by internet trolls and going against her parents and schools wishes. She was also real and human and had had doubts and made mistakes and was just relatable.