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More Than a Woman
- Narrated by: Caitlin Moran
- Length: 9 hrs and 32 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Brought to you by Penguin.
A decade ago, Caitlin Moran thought she had it all figured out. Her instant best seller How to Be a Woman was a game-changing take on feminism, the patriarchy and the general ‘hoo-ha’ of becoming a woman. Back then, she firmly believed ‘the difficult bit’ was over and her 40s were going to be a doddle.
If only she had known: when middle age arrives, a whole new bunch of tough questions need answering. Why isn’t there such a thing as a ‘Mum Bod’? How did sex get boring? What are men really thinking? Where did all that stuff in the kitchen drawers come from? Can feminists have Botox? Why has wine turned against you? How can you tell the difference between a teenage micro-breakdown and the real thing? Has feminism gone too far? And, as always, who's looking after the children?
Now with ageing parents, teenage daughters, a bigger bum and a to-do list without end, Caitlin Moran is back with More Than a Woman: a guide to growing older, a manifesto for change and a celebration of all those middle-aged women who keep the world turning.
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- Britt M.
- 07-09-2020
The best/only good thing to happen in 2020
If you like everyone on planet earth think this is the worst year ever, then this will feel like a soothing balm on your bruised, wasted soul.
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- Anonymous User
- 13-10-2020
A bible
This book should be read by all men and women. If you have a daughter - read it. If you are a women - read it. It deals generally with issues that all women face and that need to be address in a hilarious, to the point and intellectual way. It is also done in a manner that can include or invite men to engage in the conversations. I absolutely loved this book and could not recommend it more. I savoured every moment like one would a sip of a good glass of red at the end of a thought day.
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- Anonymous User
- 30-09-2020
Take me to your shed
THANK YOU CAITLIN 😀👍 What a wonderful funny and sad look at middle age for us women ... you have changed my life ... We Hags ride Motorcycles together ... we need a shed ...
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- Anonymous User
- 12-10-2020
more than a women
An amazing reflection of a womens life through the years.
Funny, truth hurtingly great!
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- Kerri McKenzie
- 04-10-2020
Fab
Loved it, wonserful to now know my struggles are normal, shared and can be laughed at 😋
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- Anonymous User
- 29-09-2020
Wonderful insight
Always witty and laugh out loud funny - Caitlin nailed the trauma of middle age as well. Does she have secret cameras in my house? It could have been my life she was writing about. Loved it.
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- Skinnies
- 21-09-2020
Relatable, hilarious, sad and truthful
The truth and the humour! There were chapters I laughed through (and did not wet my pants only because I’ve had an operation). I cried with laughter.
Such an empowering, entertaining and thought provoking read.
I’m ready to be part of The Women’s Union.
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- TraceyJacks
- 17-09-2020
A gin & tonic for the soul
Echo other comments about something good coming out of 2020, aka this book. I'm going to have to listen to it a second time because I feel sure I must have missed some things and I need to drain every bit of knowledge from it.
Themes; Sex in long term relationships, eating disorders, over 40s, life advice (as in, don't marry a ****) unknowing all you know, embracing botox, finding yoga, the place of woman at the hard of the community, update on what is happening with the manfolk, Its very cis female / parent perspective but its so good, In-fact as women we should all be handed a copy of this on reaching our 40 birthday,
Summary: Caitlin Moran is a shiny queen among pennies, let her distribute her magic fairy-dust of knowledge and words upon you. You need this dusting in your ears. Dust it up! Make dust great again. It's fabulous.
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- Sinead
- 11-09-2020
Incredible
I adored this. A brilliant book! Finished it in a couple of days. Recommending it to all my friends
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-09-2020
#hagclub
Loved this book, so relatable, intense, heartwarming and true - I might listen to this book again
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- lucy armitage
- 25-09-2020
Thank you, Caitlin
Six weeks ago, my fantastic Mum was diagnosed with leukaemia (she'd been poorly for a while, and she and Dad were both shielding). Two weeks ago, my Mum died. This book has seen me through sleepless nights, pools of tears and empty bottles, times when I was aching for distraction and not wanting to pick up the phone at 4am.
Jesus, Caitlin. Thank you.
For all the times that my Mum and I have shared, for the full time work I gladly left behind so that I could be there for both my Mum and Dad, for my lunatic thirties and early forties, for the life I'm now contemplating; I won't forget this book, and I'll be reading you at Mum's memorial.
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- miss laura r ross
- 09-02-2021
A very privileged perspective
There was a lot about this that I didn't relate to. And I'm guessing that—unless you're a successful, white, happily married, 44 year old with no health problems who lives in a North London suburb—you might feel the same. In 'How to be a Woman' I felt that Moran addressed universal truths very well through her own experience and I found her feminist commentary sharp and widely relevant. In this book, it felt narrow and restricted to people who had the same lifestyle and experience as the author. I felt a bit like I was on the bus eavesdropping on a well-meaning but out-of-touch middle class woman talking to her friend as they made their way from Waitrose to Hampstead Ladies Pond. There are sweeping generalisations about the role, nature, and interests of middle-aged women and mothers that I didn't recognise at all as being my own or those of others I know. And as laughs are very much down to how much you see yourself in the scenarios, I found myself laughing rarely and bristling at casual assumptions often.
That said, I happily listened to the whole book in a sitting. Moran reads well and it's well-paced and entertaining. It was a day spent in the cosy company of a funny, articulate, optimistic feminist. Albeit one with a very privileged perspective.
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- AranelofMirkwood
- 04-09-2020
Caitlins Best Yet
Absolutely brilliant, like a conversation with an old friend. It's so funny, touching and I lost count of how many times I said 'that's me, I feel like that!'.
It's a beautiful affirmation of women's hopes, fears and achievements and you will be uplifted.
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- Lily Ann
- 18-12-2020
Tiresome
Moran is a skilled chronicler of limited life experiences, but listening to her monologue is rather like being beaten around the head by a wet towel. After a while you just pray it will all end soon. I failed to finish this book.
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- Jadetree
- 28-09-2020
Touches the dark places in a woman’s life
Although Caitlin Morans life isn’t exactly a mirror image of mine this a hugely relatable book to any woman in her ‘middle age’. Refreshing to hear our voice out there and with true valuing of the work of women. Celebrates the interconnectedness and relates that women are a product of the upbringing that some how we are responsible for everything. Really enjoyed Caitlins actual voice and the structure of the book in hours of...
Especially loved the call to reclaim the hagdom. A very enjoyable and anyone who is or seeks to understand us should definitely give it a listen.
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-05-2021
A bit laboured and self indulgent
Moran is great at magazine articles, but this book has too few ideas, stretched really thin. Plus, she seems to think she is writing great universal human truths, but is actually just taking her own specific experiences and imagining them to be universal. She makes sweeping statements (eg: all women spend ages thinking about cushions and really really care about plates matching, etc) which are pretty patronising. It's fine to relate your own experiences (as a wealthy, white, straight, married, mother of two, comfortably housed in london and with a job which is glamorous, exciting and flexible) but to then spin this as "what it's like to be a woman" is incurious and narrow minded. Youre just telling us about your life, Caitlyn. I didn't feel you had much to tell me about mine.
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- Charlotte Murray
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Fantastic book !
I can’t wait to listen to this again! I want to catch all the things that I may be missed! It is so well written and funny and poignant. I got so many bits of information. The fact that most women of our age don’t talk about how they feel and the reality of life Caitlin has coveted all bases! Thank you for a great book 💖 wish I was in your Hag group 😜 if you need a redhead in the pack I’m your girl! 😘
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- Kindle Customer
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Just wow.
Funny, true and enlightening. I would recommend this book to every single person I know and have started doing that already. I am a fully fledged hag and I’m glad I am. I know that because I only started to listen to this yesterday and It’s done. I want more. 👍
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- 14-11-2020
Narration
I found Caitlin Moran's narration really irritating. Her voice is ok but she repeatedly emphasises the same words over & over again. It's ok in the beginning but after a while I was switching off & not listening to her. Sorry but would have been better if someone else has voiced it
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Fabulous
Fantastic listen/read. Just what I needed to hear as a 40+ woman with kids. I feel normal and not alone anymore!!!
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