The Feminine Mystique

this book is basically telling about how women struggles, in their time, and they had become house-wives. they didn't like it of course not, i wouldn't either though! but this book explains so much about what women go threw every time.

Review: The Feminine Mystique

50 years later, it seems as if it was written yesterday. Only thing is, Betty needed a better editor. It's the '60s or the 1960s. Learn how to use an apostrophe. Read full review

Review: The Feminine Mystique

Pivotal to the feminist movement, this book is sadly just as present now as when it was written. Read full review

Review: The Feminine Mystique

It's really impossible to assign a numerical rating to a book that changed history. Since this is the 50th anniversary of the publication of "The Feminine Mystique," I thought that I would reread it ... Read full review

Review: The Feminine Mystique

Great book. Must read. Read full review

Review: The Feminine Mystique

This is the 50th anniversary, and my second time reading this book. I am finding that I am getting just as much out of this book the second time now that I am a professional librarian, as I did when I ... Read full review

Review: The Feminine Mystique

Has that quality of many great books where the author tells you things you already knew because you'd been unconsciously absorbing them all your life. Devastating when she finally fits the pieces together and shows you what you've been missing.

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Although women are no longer confined to their roles as housewives, Friedan's exploration of the barriers some women face in fulfilling their human potential still rings true today. I'm enriched by this timeless and articulate rationale for feminism. Read full review

Review: The Feminine Mystique

This helped expand my perspective on everything from my own family to the entire marketing industry. I only wish I had time to read it again right away. Read full review

Review: The Feminine Mystique

I had no idea just how relevant this book still is. Things may have improved in 50 years, but this book is still a stark reflection of the social injustices that lead to so many women leading ... Read full review