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While it round off nicely in the end, I can‘t say I‘d recommend the tagged book. Lucky it was free from my building‘s book exchange just like the other one in this picture that I‘m yet to read. I can‘t think of anyone I would pass it on to so I‘ll donate it back. I did enjoy the feminism in it and the women of various ages supporting each other for the most part.

Day 2 was equally awesome. Nikki writes like she speaks! I have resisted buying every book spoken about at each lecture though I really want to. I‘m really proud of our Aussie authors at the moment. It‘s so sad their work isn‘t being valued. If you ever get a chance to see Kink in the Tale please do so. It made me cry and laugh and also feel uncomfortable which is exactly what it is supposed to do. I also caught up with some old friends.

1. In primary yes. I shone in Year 4 under the fabulous Mrs. Barrett even became class captain. Early high school no as I was boy mad but managed to pull it together and do well in my senior years. I partied hard though. 2. Reading the tagged book in preparation for the author‘s talk at the local writer‘s festival this weekend. It‘s rather repetitive unfortunately.

1. In primary yes. I shone in Year 4 under the fabulous Mrs. Barrett even became class captain. Early high school no as I was boy mad but managed to pull it together and do well in my senior years. I partied hard though. 2. Reading the tagged book in preparation for the author‘s talk at the local writer‘s festival this weekend. It‘s rather repetitive unfortunately.

I‘ve never read any of her books but I do read her page in the weekend magazine. This was at times a bit uncomfortable, made me think a lot, made me say to myself, “ you are so right that‘s just the way it is.”
Is this what it means to be a woman today? Younger or older?
Would be an interesting book club book I think. One I would pick. Lots to discuss.