Often chillingly believable

A welcome and clever riposte to the narcissistic plague which afflicts our poor, beleaguered society.

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Deeply disturbing, and sometimes funny.

Andrew Doyle's 2nd retelling of the thoughts of woke uber-warrior Titania is every bit as disturbing and horrifying as the first. Doyle's delivery is as witty and satirical as ever, but the sheer vileness of the people being discussed makes it difficult to keep laughing after awhile. As does the frequent references to how the rea world is increasingly adopting the totalitarian thought-control systems that McGrath unironically demands.

I did find Mary Whitehouse and several other entries odd additions to the roster, seeing as she would have agreed with the modern woke on literally nothing. Doyle is of course making a point about censorship, but the point is dissipated somewhat given the vastly different historical contexts of the Spanish inquisition, debates over the license fee in the 1960s, and the current day bullying of women who don't want men in their changing rooms.

I was pleased to see McGrath's slam poetry make a return at the end of the book. It provided a much needed dose of levity that would have been welcome if it was dispersed among previous chapters as with the first book.

Alice Marshall is *superb* as the voice of Titania, and once again throws herself into the role with gusto.

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Not for the woke. At all! You have been warned!

For those who don't give a monkeys about Political Correctness, this is a brilliant book and well worth the time. It tips PC apart with a humour that some will find offensive, no doubt. But if you take it as satire, you can really enjoy this book. Well read, too.

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Hilarious

Comic genius pointing out the hypocrisy and contradictions of the cult of wokeism. This book hilariously highlights how identity politics creates bigotry. Wake up people!

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Very Funny, Great Sort-of-Sequel To Woke

Really enjoyed this, material is spot on and the narration is first class. If you know who "she" is, then you will enjoy this book.

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Extremely Funny.

I liked "Woke" a lot but this book is even better in my opinion. I guess improvement is to be expected as this foolish ideology constantly provides fresh material.
Too funny to listen to if you're at work trying to concentrate. Poe's law at it's finest.

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Please think of the children x

I’m concerned my nephews are growing up sexist because they play football and objectify Little Mix. I’ll buy them a copy of this book and let Titania, in her humble wisdom and sincerity, explain the gender pregnancy gap and who would win in a scenario based battle of wits between Mary Ann Evans and Andrew Doyle.

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Another excellent audiobook

Titania McGrath's creators shoot and score once again with this brilliant extracting of the pee-pee of the bonkers woke brigade. Alice Marshall audiobook performance is tip-top and bang on target.

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