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firstly, ratajkowski is a writer, and anyone who thinks that this is ghostwritten is simply sexist. i loved this book so much and will likely read it again very soon and recommend it to all of my friends. her imagery impressed me so much, how she was able to give the readers a visual to every scene mentioned. it read in a way like a movie. her feminism is something that i greatly admire, and a lot of the thoughts she voiced were ones i had thought of yet not fully developed or sides to feminism that i had not considered before. the way that she uncovers the nuances of power, the male gaze, the patriarchy, and finding one's own voice is very telling of her intelligence and deep thinking-ness. all in all, such a great read--one which i completed in two days. this book is important for young girls to understand the importance of protecting their bodies, for older women to unpack how being a woman greatly informs the way in which they navigate the world, and for MEN to understand the power and influence they have and how to be cautious of not abusing it and providing the opportunity for women to have agency over their lives.