“Journalist Ariel Levy introduces us to the female chauvinist pig, the girl who has tossed aside the egalitarian goals of feminism to become raunchier and shallower than any Hefner-esque lothario. Mining pop culture to build her case, Levy corners female producers from the Girls Gone Wild franchise, discovers new brand of lesbian that engages in sport sex and dissects the sctupping-and-shopping ethos of Sex and the City. The book is culturally astute and not at all preachy. Her section on smut culture among the baby boomet testifies that the phenomenon is only on the rise”-From Psychology Today