One of the first women's studies books I ever read in college. It attracted me because it was written by women around my own age, and inspired me to go on and minor in the subject in college. I still have it, nearly 15 years later, and plan to pick up the new edition soon. ( )

A great collection of personal stories/essays that explore a number of ideas and thoughts that help structure the ideas of what Third Wave feminism is.

It would be even better if the authors reached beyond *just* personal experience to what we can collectively and personally do with all of this.

(I suggest the expanded edition over the first one, as there are a number of new essays.) ( )

My favorite book of feminist voices ( )