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This is a classic I have always read about and was surprised to see it for sale in the "bargain" section at Barnes and Nobel one day. It's a fun read because it shows the reader just how much times have changed...and stayed the same. I'm always interested anything that is related to women's studies, and I believe that is one of the first depictions of a "modern" woman after the feminist movement kicked off. I loved comparing Helen Gurley Brown's writing and personality with that of Kate White, the current editor of Cosmopolitan.
