She Caused a Riot: 100 Unknown Women Who Built Cities, Sparked Revolutions, and Massively Crushed It (Audiobook)

from PiperUp

This book was just too immature & flippant for me. Perhaps the YA audience will enjoy but it just felt & sounded too fluffy & sarcastic for me. No way I could listen for 7 more hours so I stopped. DNF.

from etxgardener

I love history and reading about unsung women heroes sounded intriguing. However, this was history as chick lit sprinkled way too liberally with the f-bomb and sexual illusions. And if the author writes for the Washington Post, why was the audio book read by a chirpy Brit? Strictly for teenagers.

from DrApple

This audiobook is informative and will have you laughing out loud on your morning commute. The narrator has a perky British accent that becomes ironic when she's tossing off comments like, “Everyone knows you can't do mathematics without a prick.” Saucy and sometimes inappropriate, this book is a...

from vwinsloe

This audiobook was an enjoyable cook's tour of one hundred notable women in history. Written in contemporary snark with plenty of profanity, it is probably the best, if not only, way to learn about important women who history forgot in 2018. This book was ideal to listen to on short trips in the ...

from stacypilot

Sassy, smart, sarcastic are the words that come to mind about this well researched book about the unknown or little known women from all eras and cultures. The voice of Rachael Beresford with her cleat British accent made me really listen. One warning though- after the third time young children s...