Title: That's enough for me.
Product review: Quote from the book:"Girls who stay true to themselves manage to find some way to respect the parts of themselves that are spiritual. They work for the betterment of the world. Girls who act from their false selves are often cynical about making the world a better place...Only when they reconnect with the parts of themselves that are alive and true will they again have the energy to take on the culture and fight to save the planet." (end quote)Save it from what? Your cynicism or your ego?Any book with a paragraph like that in it is going straight in my trash can. Girls are people, not martyrs. Human beings, not tragic fallen angels. And frankly, I prefer to treat them as human beings.I did slog through some of this book. I found it interesting that the girls who were the most inventive, creative, and what I would call "alive" were often the girls she considered "false." Maybe she just wasn't seeing their true selves because they didn't fit into her tiny little "ideal girl" box.
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