A very compelling book from the beginning, which only becomes more inspiring and empowering as Duff discusses the change and progress Jacinda has made for our country and for the world. I was especially touched by revisiting the strength, solidarity and compassion with which Jacinda acted after the Christchurch mosque terror attacks and the power she has given to women and mothers alike who may or may not choose to have children and work. What also stood out to me was that, even discussing topics such as rape & sexual abuse, it ends on an optimistic note full of hope that victims will always have care and support. Overall, a well written and highly recommended read!

I first became aware of this book when I noticed old men trying to hide in bookstores across the country. I bought a copy for myself and then ended up buying one for my parents. Great insights, objective viewpoints and some powerful points about the influence gender bias and hostility has on the politics of an entire nation. Great read, would recommend.

I wasn't sure what to expect with this book. I learnt a lot about Jacinda Ardern that I didn't know (I haven't followed her career closely, I have to admit). It is a really well-written book by an experienced journalist. I'm giving it to a couple of family members as Christmas gifts and I think they'll enjoy it too.