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112 pages, Deluxe Flexicover
First published June 7, 2011
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The whole time reading The Gingerbread Girl, I couldn't help but be frustrated. It felt so much like a book written by a guy as a flippant, "girls are crayzee but we love 'em anyway" ode to women. As such, it takes all kinds of generalizations about female nature, ramps them up to 200%, then gives us all kinds of winks and nods that even the girls themselves know they are crazy. So we have a cute, bisexual, frequently undressed, nutcase quirky pixie going through life spouting overbroad bon mots that miss more than hit their mark.