Her book makes me retch in its appropriation of quotes from far better humans than she could ever be as if just quoting them makes her a better person.  Not only this, she spectacularly misses the context that makes these quotes profound coming from the people who uttered them and she misapplies them to polish her vacuous, humble-bragging colonialism.  It's like a shiny, polished apple but when you bite into it it's rotting with worms.

She is so out of touch with the subject she has chosen to write about that it is appalling.  Insulting.  She's entirely ignorant of the daily struggles of 99.9% of the women in her country and utterly blind to how her own rarefied privilege insulates her from knowing anything at all about how women live - even corporate women who actually worked their way up.  But this does not stop her from believing in her own legend and pontificating on the subject.

Let's face it, she's learned very well how to comply with her father's wishes and desires.

Horrid.