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A review by sweetsxrrxw
Woman World by Aminder Dhaliwal
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? N/A
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
i decided to add this book to my tbr when i saw someone describing it as "barbie without ken". but i think i would have enjoyed it more if i knew that its basically an accumulation of comics the author put together because i think i spent the first quarter of the book a bit confused about the "plot" not being linear somehow.
however, i think it was a nice story. ofc it portrays millenial feminism and its not an exhaustive study of it, instead, the story just includes anecdotes of a group of a women in a post apocalyptic world with no men. sometimes they're funny, sometimes they're relatable, sometimes they're both.
also, i loved all of the characters. every woman is going through her own stuff and its nice to see how there's some character development by the end. i think my favorite character was emiko, she was so cute <3
overall it has a nice concept and its pretty lighthearted, but the humor might not be for everyone.
however, i think it was a nice story. ofc it portrays millenial feminism and its not an exhaustive study of it, instead, the story just includes anecdotes of a group of a women in a post apocalyptic world with no men. sometimes they're funny, sometimes they're relatable, sometimes they're both.
also, i loved all of the characters. every woman is going through her own stuff and its nice to see how there's some character development by the end. i think my favorite character was emiko, she was so cute <3
overall it has a nice concept and its pretty lighthearted, but the humor might not be for everyone.
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