I'd rather have read the print version vs the audiobook bc the author gets a bit smug at times and it was hard to keep up with the other works she cited. Overall a worthy read. I'd recommend this for people who are not already experts in the topics (the intersections of Xtian fundamentalism, right-wing politics, misogyny, and child abuse). As a homeschooled kid in the 90s the HSLDA chapter was chilling.