Trixie and Katya mentioned the book during a conversation about their co‑authored guide, describing it as a satirical take on modern womanhood and pointing out a humorous section on hygiene. They noted that, while the title was a New York Times bestseller, it was more suited for satire than practical advice, and suggested listeners check other titles for serious guidance.
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Trixie Mattel mentioned their book with Katya Zamolodchikova, "A Guide to Modern Womanhood", which was compared to Drew Afualo's book, "Loud".
So if you're looking for satire, maybe try our book, but if you're looking for actual inspired stories about living your life, check out loud period.
Kati and I wrote a couple of books. Yes. I actually have one of your books.
I have my sister actually got it for me for my birthday. Like before I even had a tick tock Kati and I having a guide to modern womanhood feels slightly less helpful than your book, which is actually about helping women.
Episode: Revisiting our Very First Episode with Trixie and...
The podcasters mentioned their book, "Trixie and Katya's Guide to Modern Womanhood", noting a section where Katya discusses her relationship with hygiene, which is connected to beauty.
Some of the people listening might know us from the New York Times bestseller which is called The New York Times Bestseller and in that book we wrote Trixie and Katya's Guide to Modern Womanhood now available everywhere there's a part where you mention your relationship with hygiene which I think counts as beauty
