As a married feminist on the verge of becoming a parent, I really appreciated this book's honest look at some of the inherent contradictions of the life I am attempting to live. I can't say I got a lot of answers from it, but I did feel a camaraderie with the author, like I wasn't alone in having the issues and concerns that I feel. I also found the book entertaining and laughed out loud at some parts.The book felt strangely organized. Each chapter could have stood on its own as an essay, but they didn't add up to much more than the sum of their parts. Still I'm really glad I read it and I recommended it to some friends.If you like this, you might also enjoy The Bitch in the House, in which about 20 women address the same issues from various stages of life and commitment.