I have been listening to this on as an audiobook for aaaaages and finally finished it in a few big sprints this week. As an autobiography, I absolutely adored it. Caitlin Moran is interesting and complicated, strong minded and fascinating. Her stories of childhood were hilarious, and honestly I think the audiobook is worth it just to hear her putting on her strong childhood Wolverhampton accent. 
 As a feminist text, I thought it had some interesting points but was ultimately a little narrow. Her perspective on pole dancing was just utterly misinformed (it's a sport, Caitlin! A sport!) and her opinion on strip clubs was quite classist and disappointing. Her opinion on hair removal tended towards 'DON'T DO IT' rather than 'Do whatever you want, it's your body', which I found kind of troubling. 
 If you're looking for a mind blowing feminist text I don't think this quite meets the grade, but as an incredibly witty and fun autobiography that had me snorting out loud on the train on a good number of occasions, I couldn't recommend it high enough!