A Room of One's Own41 reviews Virginia Woolf Harvest Books, 1989 Still Relevant and Important + Smooth transaction + Obligatory Reading + unavailable...             Are Men Necessary?: When Sexes Collide147 reviews Maureen Dowd Berkley Trade, 2006 Don't read if you can't handle ideas on TRUE equality I find it interesting that some women are uncomfortable with the notion that they really are as smart as men AND also better caretakers of home and children. This book really explores all the facets of feminism and why admiting and declaring that you are as smart and capable sometimes means a life ...             How the Pro-Choice Movement Saved America: Sex, Virtue, and the Way We Live Now20 reviews Christina Page Basic Books, 2006 Well written, informative and factual literary piece + Interesting Book First of all, I want to say that this book opened my eyes even more to the horrors that the radical pro-life movement imposes to human and reproductive rights of women around the world. This piece will make any pro-choice feminist to become furious like me as I have devoted my life to do my best to ...             Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls318 reviews Mary Pipher Riverhead Trade, 2005 Ophelia...terrific! + A Must Read for All Young Girls + A must-read for all women and parents + It worked for us             Full Frontal Feminism: A Young Woman's Guide to Why Feminism Matters48 reviews Jessica Valenti Seal Press, 2007 Full Frontal Feminsim Jessica Valenti has educated me on what young women are experiencing today in terms of mixed messages from our society. The book is positive. I would recommend it to older women as much as younger women and teens. I purchased a copy for a 19 yo girl friend to read. Times have changed, and not ...             Am I Blue?: Coming Out from the Silence28 reviews Marion Dane Bauer HarperTrophy, 1995 Should be Required Reading in All Classrooms! + Am I Blue? + Am I Blue? + Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Overall a great book!             The Vagina Monologues: The V-Day Edition109 reviews Eve Ensler Villard, 2000 Ensler is a woman warrior + Amazing! + Thumbs up. + Not for every woman- but definitely for me!             The Women's Room38 reviews Marilyn French Ballantine Books, 1988 Some things have changed, some have not... + In the late seventies, this was a short to ground + Love and Sorrow, Hope and Reconciliation + All women should read this and men too             You Just Don't Understand: Women and Men in Conversation76 reviews Deborah Tannen Harper Paperbacks, 2001 Exceptionally Researched and Written! + One of the best books on gender conversations + I understand! I read this book several years ago and found it well researched, written and easy to understand. Deborah Tannen is a linguist who clearly addresses how and why women and men communicate differently. She explains that women communicate primarily to establish connections and negotiate ...             He's a Stud, She's a Slut, and 49 Other Double Standards Every Woman Should Know11 reviews Jessica Valenti Seal Press, 2008 Tough to hear but an incredibly necessary book + A hilarious initroduction + Thought-provoking ideas, but falls short at times. + Not Just For Girls             The Women's Room38 reviews Marilyn French Ballantine Books, 1988 Some things have changed, some have not... + In the late seventies, this was a short to ground + Love and Sorrow, Hope and Reconciliation + All women should read this and men too             You Just Don't Understand: Women and Men in Conversation76 reviews Deborah Tannen Harper Paperbacks, 2001 Exceptionally Researched and Written! + One of the best books on gender conversations + I understand! I read this book several years ago and found it well researched, written and easy to understand. Deborah Tannen is a linguist who clearly addresses how and why women and men communicate differently. She explains that women communicate primarily to establish connections and negotiate ...             A Room of One's Own41 reviews Virginia Woolf Harvest Books, 1989 Still Relevant and Important + Smooth transaction + Obligatory Reading + unavailable...             The Vagina Monologues: The V-Day Edition109 reviews Eve Ensler Villard, 2000 Ensler is a woman warrior + Amazing! + Thumbs up. + Not for every woman- but definitely for me!             Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls318 reviews Mary Pipher Riverhead Trade, 2005 Ophelia...terrific! + A Must Read for All Young Girls + A must-read for all women and parents + It worked for us             He's a Stud, She's a Slut, and 49 Other Double Standards Every Woman Should Know11 reviews Jessica Valenti Seal Press, 2008 Tough to hear but an incredibly necessary book + A hilarious initroduction + Thought-provoking ideas, but falls short at times. + Not Just For Girls             Am I Blue?: Coming Out from the Silence28 reviews Marion Dane Bauer HarperTrophy, 1995 Should be Required Reading in All Classrooms! + Am I Blue? + Am I Blue? + Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Overall a great book!             How the Pro-Choice Movement Saved America: Sex, Virtue, and the Way We Live Now20 reviews Christina Page Basic Books, 2006 Well written, informative and factual literary piece + Interesting Book First of all, I want to say that this book opened my eyes even more to the horrors that the radical pro-life movement imposes to human and reproductive rights of women around the world. This piece will make any pro-choice feminist to become furious like me as I have devoted my life to do my best to ...             Full Frontal Feminism: A Young Woman's Guide to Why Feminism Matters48 reviews Jessica Valenti Seal Press, 2007 Full Frontal Feminsim Jessica Valenti has educated me on what young women are experiencing today in terms of mixed messages from our society. The book is positive. I would recommend it to older women as much as younger women and teens. I purchased a copy for a 19 yo girl friend to read. Times have changed, and not ...             Are Men Necessary?: When Sexes Collide147 reviews Maureen Dowd Berkley Trade, 2006 Don't read if you can't handle ideas on TRUE equality I find it interesting that some women are uncomfortable with the notion that they really are as smart as men AND also better caretakers of home and children. This book really explores all the facets of feminism and why admiting and declaring that you are as smart and capable sometimes means a life ...