Bits and pieces from our little corner of Texas.
In my opinion, the way it is being marketed is ever-so-slightly deceptive. This is not really a book about why more men than women manage to have successful careers in science. It’s one person’s extra-long lament about their disappointing experiences in college.
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I wish I liked this book more than I did.
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Keywords for this book? Sweet, well-paced, and thoughtful… but also not really my personal thing.
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I think this would be a lovely novel for fans of girl-group friendship and coming-of-age stories. It’s probably a perfect little bit of fun for some of the teens in my library’s summer reading club.
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I did not expect to rate this book so highly.
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Personally, I kind of have mixed feelings about this one; mostly, I liked it. I’ll happily rec it for anyone who’s into teen steampunk and portal fantasy.
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This is such a fun book!
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Headstrong is a lovely little collection of profiles of lady scientists who probably don’t get enough credit for their contributions to our world.
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This is not exactly a stand out in the Unladylike Young Ladies Go Adventuring division of the historical fiction genre, but I’m glad I didn’t give up on it at the beginning because it turned out to be a quite fun, satisfying little story.
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My subconscious is apparently supremely masochistic.
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