This year, I've been on a journey to read as many feminist books as possible, and I thought this book would be perfect. But after finishing it only a couple of days ago, I've already forgotten most of what this book talked about. This was a very messy book in that it was disorganized and didn't feel like the author was making a coherent argument. I also think this book relied too heavily on quotes and references to other feminist works, without insightfully elaborating on them.

*Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for an eARC in exchange for an honest review.