How to Be a Woman

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• Book Review: How To Be A Woman by Caitlin Moran Share

  If you move in feminist circles, there’s really no choice this summer – you have to read Caitlin Moran’s How To Be A Woman: otherwise, you won’t be able to keep up with the conversations. And it’s not hard to see why it has made a splash – it covers ... (read full critics)

  blogcritics published on Tue, 2 Aug 2011

• How To Be a Woman, By Caitlin Moran

  I met Caitlin Moran once, in a taxi queue at Charing Cross station. She offered me a bite of her prawn sandwich and I said "You're Caitlin Moran," and then, of course, we were new best friends, as I always knew that we would be when I read her column ... (read full critics)

  independent published on Sun, 3 Jul 2011

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  mirwais navid said on Mar 23, 2012 about the eBook edition | Add your feedback

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  This book is witty, funny and very personal. It states things a woman cannot really argue against, and it suggests perspective in every siuation.
  The first part, dealing with sexuality, is perhaps a bit too long and redundant, but I can easily say I agree with mostly anything Caitlin Moran says. Fo ... (continue)

  This book is witty, funny and very personal. It states things a woman cannot really argue against, and it suggests perspective in every siuation.
  The first part, dealing with sexuality, is perhaps a bit too long and redundant, but I can easily say I agree with mostly anything Caitlin Moran says. For instance: I don't think a woman should do drugs to feel free, but I surely agree a woman must be let free to do as she pleases without fear of being judged on the simple basis that she is, in fact, a woman.

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  Chiara L'Onironauta said on Mar 11, 2012 | Add your feedback

• I read this book for our book club, not my cup of tea!

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  A Lailapace said on Feb 15, 2012 | Add your feedback

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  I'm not the demographic meant to read this book, but I just thought there was nothing original in it. It was just typical liberal garbage without any thought or wit. Moran needs to think a little bit more instead of just towing the Guardian (or times2) reading line.

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  Stefan Garcia said on Aug 26, 2011 | Add your feedback

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• English Books
• Others 320 Pages
• ISBN-10: 0091940737
• ISBN-13: 9780091940737
• Publisher: Ebury Press
• Pub date: Jul 15, 2011
• Also available as: eBook
• In other languages: other languages Libri Italiani

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