I highly recommend reading this book. If you’ve got a couple of days to focus on reading, you’ll likely be able to make your way from cover to cover. It’s a fascinating read, and it feels like the author is sitting down with you and telling you her story.

I am still wondering where was the growth by the author. She posted some stories about first hand events but in the end, it was meh. This is a fast read because it read like it was written by an 8th grader with Tourette syndrome at some points. Her cancellation attempts at people made her come off as petty and childish.

Having watched it unfold in real time here in Seattle, it’s refreshing to read a liberal’s view of what happened and how it went so painfully wrong.

As a conservative I appreciated the perspective of a liberal on just how crazy the progressive movement has become over the last few years. The fringe on the right and the left have deeply divided us as a nation and we need both sides to call out their own side when they see madness like this occurring. Lord knows the right has its fair share of problems to. We can agree to disagree on a lot of issues, but common sense, logic and human decency should always be observed. I think the author does a good job in describing what is going on within progressive circles, and I appreciated the humor injected in it as well. Well worth a read!

This was riveting to read . . . and very difficult at times. I’m so happy someone had the “balls” to write it.

As a southern older conservative thinker but independent voter, this book helped me understand some of the underpinnings of the liberal thought processes that find headlines every minute. It is thought provoking enough to make you want to understand more, yet frightening enough to hope the world does not continue on this path of destruction. I think the author is brave to risk much but provides a glimpse of so much we fail to grasp. I read it in one sitting. Side note: read it for a second time..one sitting. Can’t explain why this book entices so much- maybe because it elicits a certain anger while providing an honest backdrop to very extreme movements, but I hope others will read it more than once.

Absolutely loved it. Keeps me young. All old farts should read it.