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Her sharp wit and honest observations really shine through. I'm curious whether she drew from personal stories or broader societal themes.

Her lighthearted tone often balances heavy themes, which made me reflect without feeling overwhelmed. Did that style resonate with others?

Given the book's era, I wonder how her ideas compare to contemporary views on gender roles and feminism. Did it feel forward-thinking or a product of its time?