Motherhood Book

I would call this a good start in the exploration of feminist theory of gender, but, as the book itself admits, it doesn't really go into a whole lot of depth, neither settles on a conclusion that gives a lot to think about other than what's summed up in this sentence: "Our examination of the meanings of difference in gender theory suggests that gender difference is no longer useful." This argument would lean itself towards discounting the point of the book, unless I read that section wrong, and doesn't seem to take gender outside the binary into consideration, though, again, I'm not sure whether the book wished to focus on gender as a whole, or just on the male/female divide.

It's not that I wouldn't recommend this book, it's more the fact that I would recommend other books before this one.