Title: Very enjoyable and interesting
Product review: Let me start by saying that I am very much a liberal Democrat, and the right-wing slant of this book did bother me a bit. (Especially the relentless Hillary-bashing!) And I agree with a lot of the reviewers that Ms. Blyth seems unnecessarily catty and vicious about a lot of her colleagues, as well as about a lot of famous people (e.g., Susan Sarandon). Frankly I'm surprised that she's burning so many bridges! However, I still found it an excellent read. Sure, an educated woman may already know that the women's mags are full of crap, but I'm not sure that teenagers do. I certainly was very influenced by those mags when I was a kid -- in fact, I'm sure that Seventeen had a lot to do with my becoming anorexic and then bulimic. And finally, I was relieved to learn that other women are as fed up with the clownish garbage that passes for "fashion" these days.
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