I read another book.
It's by the authors of the "Nannie Diaries" (which I enjoyed) and it is all about balancing reality with idealism, but with a healthy dose of sarcasm at what feminism is degrading into. I appreciated Girl's starry eyed dreams about what could be, and completely understood the rough position of having to choose between ideals and unemployment. It also painted a very good picture of one who compromises and compromises until they don't hardly recognize what they're about anymore. This book was funny, insightful, scathing, true to life, stereotypical, and fantastical all in one book. Enjoying and thought provoking. Don't listen to it on CD as I did though, as the narrator often tried to sing (mistake) and do accents (Manchester is just not her thing).
