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Title: Bold, witty and empowering
Review: As clichéd as it sounds, I could not stop reading this book. Gilman's style is sharp, assertive and fresh, and the book is filled with witty and humorous advice to help explain, examine or justify many of the strange events that happen in a woman's life. Although the title may suggest it encourages women to look down upon others (i.e. men), it instead attempts to empower readers to find and encourage the best in both themselves and others- what ever the "best" may be.I particularly like that Gilman set up the chapters individually, so that readers can skip around as desired (the chapter "Fish Who Need Bicycles" seemed to call to me), and the writing is simple and quick-paced. I've recommended this book to several friends who were dealing with variations of the quarter-life crisis. The book seems to be aimed more at younger women, perhaps late teens to mid 30s, although I think all readers could walk away with a lesson or two.
