Más que una mujer

Who said that becoming a middle-aged woman was going to be an easy task? Caitlin Moran, who swept that hilarious and lucid manifesto of wild feminism entitled How to be a woman, returns with a sequel that dismantles the theory that second parts were never good, given the spectacular nature of this one. If in the previous installment the young Caitlin spoke, here it is the forty-year-old who returns to the fray. Now life experiences are different and some priorities and points of view have changed, but the pen with which she writes is still very sharp.