My Life on the Road

I'm undecided on this one. Loved the beginning, with Steinem's memories of her parents, and the remainder of the book had interesting historical highlights. Overall, however, I felt like Steinem played this one a little safe. I couldn't figure out her intended audience - I learned a few things, but mostly confirmed my existing knowledge and didn't feel pushed to make change. In other words, this is a comfortable book for feminists but not likely to inspire much attention from, shall I say, non-believers.