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I admit I did buy the book (the libraries in Toronto haven't put it on their shelves yet) and I did read.
I have no idea what she was trying to "prove" with this book.
I don't like "creative non-fiction" and I don't think she made her point (whatever it was supposed to be) by using this method.
I had to stop reading the ritual chapter part because she made me so angry that I wanted to chuck the book at someone.
She has no respect for the organizations she followed and she clearly showed us that she was not trying to write a "fair and balanced" account of sorority life.
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