Title: We aren't saints.
Review: This book was so simplistic that I can hardly believe that the author has the credentials that she does;I actually felt embarassed reading it. The author didn't write about the true complexity of female friendships and instead settled on a stereotypical and shallow portrait in the vein of "sisterhood is powerful." I AM a feminist, mind you, and I found this nearly offensive. If seven women actually walked together for several days, we can all imagine just how much bickering, competition, and how many unspoken alliances there would be. Yes, there would be breakthroughs, lots of sharing, laughing, drinking, and swearing, but also lots of conflict because even though women are fabulous, we aren't saints.
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