2.5/5 - When I picked this up, I wasn't expecting quite as many stories about Moran's life as the book includes. I thought there would be more research and analysis on facts about modern feminism and life as a woman, but what you get while reading this is a memoir sprinkled with personal opinions. There's nothing wrong with that approach - feminism isn't scary or evil, so reading about the average woman's take on the issues is nice. That being said, I did not agree with everything Moran presents as fact - she generalizes both men and women a LOT throughout the book. According to her, every woman out there has a special name for her boobs and vagina, which is news to me. Her sense of humor is great though; her recount of her wedding and the births of her two children had me laughing out loud in a way that rarely happens when I read. 
 Overall, if you ever want a light read on a heavy topic I would recommend this, but if you're looking for a book that really explains feminism and the problems that still exist in society, I would skip this one. My rating is 2.5/5 mainly for the humor and a few "preach girl!" moments I had, but at no point did I really learn how to be a woman. I'm pretty sure I already knew that, anyway.