The title should be, "A Western Approach After Sappho". Are only Italians, Greek, French, English women Sappho? The mention of "intelligent green eyes" about 4 times in the book feels incongruous. Would not recommend as it is exclusive.

Overall, great book. However, some of the language used is insensitive and homophobic. For instance, how can a 15-year-old be a “sex worker” when she is not of consensual age?

What an enjoyable book! Raw, amusing, and deep.

Worst manga I've ever read. Very shallow and bland.

Raw, deep, and engaging. One of the best books I read this year.

I am in awe! Rachel Krantz may have just become my new favorite author. Her scientific footnotes were vital. She sounded impartial, brutally honest about her experiences, and sexually empowering. What a liberating book!

It's great to read evidence-based explanations of men's behaviors, social norms, and such; as a female. Everything in the book made sense. Lastly, it was very instructive.

This book is more crucial than ever. I admire the endless and effective stats/facts provided by the author. I have learned so many relevant facts about healthcare as a woman of color.

I guess patriarchy and xenophobia explains the low ratings.

Highly recommended!