4.43 AVERAGE

batmelek's review

5.0

Excellent! Witty and thought provoking! Still relevant 75 years later.

"'What,' men have asked distractedly from the beginning of time, 'what on earth do women want?' I do not know that women, as women, want anything in particular, but as human beings they want, my good men, exactly what you want for yourselves: interesting occupation, reasonable freedom for their pleasures, and sufficient emotional outlet. What form the occupation, the pleasures, and the emotion may take, depends entirely upon the individual. You know that this is do with yourselves--why will you not believe that it is so with us?" pg 44
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caleb_karnosh22's review

4.0
challenging informative fast-paced

A refreshingly sane and thoughtful pairing of essays. 

jerukman's review

4.75
challenging funny informative inspiring reflective fast-paced
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sassmistress's review

4.25
challenging funny reflective

Thought-provoking and witty, very quick read. 

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recoveringrabbit's review

5.0
challenging funny

Sayers’s view of “the woman problem,” based as it is in the larger perspective on the point of humanity as a whole, has not grown less accurate despite the fact that it’s almost 90 years old.

gertrudis's review

5.0
funny reflective fast-paced

I admire Dorothy Sayers. She’s hilarious too. These essays  are spot on. 

mommalotamus's review

5.0

Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
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jacquet_mipa's review

4.0
challenging funny informative reflective fast-paced
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eh_lena's review

4.0

no
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abby_s_weber's review

5.0

Picked this up because the title caught my eye at a local book store and just couldn’t help but devour this sassy sensation