Mujeres que corren con los lobos (Women Who Run with the Wolves) (Abridged) Audiobook

" I plan to re-read it. "

" My Minister and I chose this book for a study over the winter when she was going through a divorce and I was going through a job change and injury to my body. We both broke through the invisible membranes in our lives to a new way of living. Loved this book. Great when you turn 40 or 50 to read! "

" This book was an experiment in forced girl empowerment by my social studies teacher. "

" A superb study of the archetype of the Wild Woman. It belongs to a rather unacademic school of feminist thought but provocative and influential nevertheless. I just loved it! "

" Wow! My sister gave me this book years ago to read..... and I did and I liked it, but much as I identify with some of the concepts there is also a tendency when talking male/female to make it all about that. Half of us are women, half men, so that brings in so many complex issues regarding where we come from and what that meant to us. Anyhow, from across all these years, I remember the book with fondness. It might be fun to explore it again in a different life stage..... 20? years on! "

" A must read for any woman...insightful, honest, and familiar. I believe any woman can read this book and find a piece of themselves(or a whole person) living within the pages. My most gifted book to the women I love... "

" A must read for every woman "

" This is the sort of book that makes a person believe in muses. It works on you long after you've read it. I am grateful that I finally chose to read it. "

" A classic book on feminist spirituality and reconnecting with the feminine soul. "

" Very touching stories and myths about the strength of women. It makes you proud to be a woman. "

" So many of these books were all the fad back in the early 90s. All the rage. So I read them. I no longer read things just because they are all that. I thought much of this book was silliness. "

" Oh I could read this book for the rest of my life,,, "

" It seems to be a bit prejudice in author`s feelings to wemen but totally it has things to say and you can get sweet self confidence and re get your independance as a weman in spite of loving someone . "

" Good folklore and intense analysis. I had to take the analysis in pieces so it took me longer to read that I thought. However, it is a good read for a woman in search of her instincts or need to get in touch with them again. "

" A must have for students of mythology and folklore, for story tellers, for feminists or survivors of sexual or psychological trauma. "

" I tried really hard to love this as nearly every woman I know raves about it. But it's just not my thing and I couldn't get on with it at all. "

" So inspiring and liberating to read folk tales from around the world about the wild intuitive feminine spirit. Each story is followed by analysis of each archetypal and symbolic element. I will never see The Ugly Duckling the same way again! "

" Okay - but I'm a guy, ya know. "

" This is a MUST read for women of all ages. "

" An awesome collection of stories about women written by an amazing storyteller. "

" An amazing approach to deciphering real questions about one's identity. By reading her archetypes, one can see what resonates, and begin to ask probing questions (probably for the remainder on one's life) that could get to the heart of one's heart. "

" Made me understand myself as a woman in a new way. "

" I'm still reading this book... 8 years later. "

" Clarissa is an amazing writer. We met years ago. A long story. I also love to listen to her tapes. The wolf walks with me. We don't have to run. "

" Just couldn't finish it. Partially cause it started to drag, but finally cause my dog decided to eat it... "

" This is a book I really, really wanted to like but just could not get into. I didn't finish it. Perhaps I'll return at some later time and be more ready for it. "