Women Who Run with the Wolves Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype

took me a long time to finish this book, not because it was boring, but because it's packed with so much information. an essential read for every modern woman that's struggling to stay sane in a man-made world

A must read for every woman to understand the strength that we all carry and to find the creatura inside. It’s not easy to read, especially for non native speaker, but it’s absolutely worth the effort.

If you're rather cynical and/or prefer more intellectual language or discourse, this is probably not the book for you. Definitely takes an open mind to read this because it is written poetically and contains stories and thoughts rather than facts set in stone. It's a light read, but this book is also not trying to be anything else. I do feel empowered as a woman reading this.

The author is convinced that every woman has a wild woman inside of her. One page she says a wild woman is in every woman, next page she lists very specific criteria one has to meet to be one. The whole book seems like self praise to me because the author sees herself as a wild woman. Very outdated aswell. I hate the idea that the power of a woman stems from her reproductive organs. And from motherhood. Doesn’t feel very feminist to me, feels very excluding. The author also seems to never get to the point, always repeating herself and her writing is so convoluted that I had to read the same passage multiple times to get what she is trying to say. Also the repeating of foreign words - we know what it means after you explained it once already. No wonder this book is 500+ pages. Idk how the author has a PhD! Only nice thing about this book is the graphic design. Don’t spend your money on this.