Title: Poignantly Redundant
Product review: Simmons writes in a direct manner, however, I sometimes get the feeling that this straightforward style forced her to fill the pages with the same thing over and over. After a while, you just kind of get the point and every chapter seems to be only slightly variant than the last. I suppose this could be expected as it is difficult to make arbitrary divisions within such a closely knit and layered topic. Nonetheless, this book is the ideal look into the real, social, and duplicit lives of girls.
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