Title: "Girls book" grown up
Product review: I hesitate to call this a book for women as I tend to believe women have come a long way from the customs of the 1960s; however, for some reason, this book reminded me of the "books for girls" on the library shelves of the 1960s. They were books I, as a girl growing up in that era, tried to avoid because I found them dull, boring, and uninteresting when compared to "books for boys." This book seems to fall in the same category -- a lot of psychological and motivational review with no action. For those that enjoyed reading "books for girls," this book will be a good read; for those of us women with more "liberated" taste, this book is simply a grown up version of "books for girls."
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