Erik Hehrmann

Good book. Gave me new perspectives. Could’ve been edited down a bit though. Didn’t have to be this long to get its points across.

I greatly appreciated this very dense and far-reaching collection of troubling statistics about the discrimination of women around the world and in all aspects of their lives. Reading the book made me feel mad consistently. The amount of injustice is overwhelming, but I appreciate taking away a renewed sensitivity for the injustice women face in so many areas. I come out of this book with a desire to be hyper aware of any injustice I witness in my life, and to help remedy it as best as I can.

Yes, it could've been edited down a bit to reduce repetition of the same thought in each chapter (like other have suggested), but I did enjoy the relaxed and comfortable feel of reading it. The latter half of the book was inspiring and feel-goody. A cozy read, like a nice hug.

Most depressing book I’ve ever read.