Fight Like A Girl
by Clementine Ford
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Pub Date 20 Sep 2018 | Archive Date 15 Aug 2018
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Description
Advance Praise
‘Clementine Ford was put on this earth to give courage to the young girl inside all of us. This is an exciting, essential book from Australia’s most fearless feminist writer.’ Laurie Penny
‘Clementine Ford was put on this earth to give courage to the young girl inside all of us. This is an exciting, essential book from Australia’s most fearless feminist writer.’ Laurie Penny
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781786073631 |
| PRICE | CA$26.95 (CAD) |
| PAGES | 304 |
Average rating from 15 members
Featured Reviews
April F, Reviewer
An interesting feminist manifesto that will make you think and give you more knowledge on how to feel empowered. This has made me feel very good and I can't wait to read more from this author.
Rosie C, Reviewer
This for me was a feisty, Girl Power, and life affirming kinda read, that I will be recommending to most women and certainly if you enjoyed the likes of Laura Bates Girl Up, in fact I would liken it to an adult version of that book.
My only criticism would be however it could have been a little smaller, all its points, arguments and information were valid and important but sometimes they were lost in repetitive tangents.
But really that’s a minor flaw because overall this book had me like yes! She has encapsulated her anger and fire so on point and I wanna march, angry mob, shout from the roof with her
Clementine Ford tackles feminism head on in this book, writing about everything from beauty standards, eating disorders, sex, mental health, rape culture and online trolls. I was actually quite surprised at how in-depth this book is, not only through the various topics covered but how far the analysis goes. I've read quite a lot of feminist books but this is the one I've found the most relatable for a very long time.