Just a few books this time round. There’s a bit of variety in this set of reviews. Enjoy.
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Strangers criticise women for eating; Everyday Sexism discusses.
‘Are you really going to eat that?’ Yes, and it’s nobody else’s business http://t.co/SPskrglffY
— EverydaySexism (@EverydaySexism)
After my late morning nap and snuggles with the hell hounds, I had a quick trawl through Twitter and came across this Tweet from the Everyday Sexism project. Read the linked article, it’s interesting.
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W H Smith’s: Enforcing gender stereotypes for generations; Or, actually some girls really don’t like pink.
I went for a trip to town at the weekend; I needed some canvases and to look for a job. All very boring, but something I saw while in the shopping centre irritated me.
The poster that fills the window of W H Smiths, Freshney Place Shopping Centre, Grimsby.
July reviews: part one
I’ve got a few book reviews and a couple of album reviews too for you all today, loyal readers.
Jobcentre Experiences
It’s been some time since I had to make use of the JCP’s services, and this time round it was relatively painless.
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A four-day working week? Only if I can have a pay rise.
Britons should cut down to four-day working week, leading doctor claims http://t.co/CTyB4NIgfN — i newspaper (@theipaper)
My morning check of emails and social media was one of my favourite procrastination methods while I was working part time. Now I’m out of work I have resumed the morning email/social media rummaging.
Today it has proven fruitful; I hath a blog post out of it 😀
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June reviews:part two
I’m back with a couple more reviews.
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Objectify!
The voices in my head are responsible for this…Continue reading “Objectify!”
Why are children’s magazines so obviously gender specific?
I think I embarrassed my niece and nephew a few days ago. I ranted in public.
We went to the shop because nephew wanted some football stickers, and both of them ended up buying a magazine each. Continue reading “Why are children’s magazines so obviously gender specific?”
June reviews: part one
It’s the middle of the month and yet I haven’t posted a single book review. To make up for it I’m going to review four today.
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Everything Is Better With Dragons 