I thoroughly enjoyed this book, a memoir by the talented Tracey Spicer, all told with a strong sense of humour and honesty. Taking us back to her childhood, the time that set many of her behaviours, and then through her career as a television journalist. With her feminist viewpoint, and on obvious desire to improve the world for, not just Aussie women but, women across the globe, this book shared insights on the plight of women in many countries without taking away from the fact we need to do better here. In this tale, I see we have moved forward however, we still have a long way to go.

Not for me. I don’t think my age is the target audience