Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men - Caroline Criado Pérez - 4 Stars

[evsbooks]

This book is an incredibly detailed look at the gender data gap that exists in many different sectors of our lives. It is extremely informative and I found it to be very interesting, especially the sections that I had never even considered could be gender biased - such as snow clearing.
I am giving this four stars because even though the writing is great, fact-driven and informative, I have always struggled to read non-fiction books and found this to be similar. I wanted to finish this by the end of the month so had to really convince myself to continue reading it. However, the writing is great and I believe it would resonate well with anyone that enjoys non-fiction books so did not want to rate it lower.
Overall, I am impressed with the amount of research and critical thinking put into this book. It provided me with many facts that I had interesting conversations about with family and friends and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to better understand the gender data gap

[Peacejanz]

Great review. I agree that I like fiction better than non-fiction but non-fiction is often where we learn facts. Good for you for reading this. The point is to keep reading and learn from everything. peace, janz