Girl Up

Her background in activism and feminism clearly shaped this book, but I'm curious about the specific experiences or moments that motivated her to write this for a younger audience.

The stories and stats felt really eye-opening, but I wonder if it pushes readers to take action or just raises awareness. What impact has 'Girl Up' had on people’s perspectives?

Given the storytelling and personal stories included, I think the audiobook might make the message more immediate and powerful. I’d love to hear if anyone found it more impactful when listening.