I dont know if I would recommend the book, there is too much gender stuff and confusion out there.

I think this book does bring up a few good points. However, at times I feel there is nitpicking going on.
A mother telling her daughter that she too wasn't good at math is to comfort a child. It does not downplay her ability.
A lot of these examples that are brought up cannot be put into cookie-cutter shapes. People have different experiences and thoughts.

The author mentions on page 12 that a child said she wanted to be the wife of a president. You miss the fact that the wife can pull strings that others could not. That's some logical thinking. ( )

Well written and thought provoking. As an outlier of the described gendered socialization, it was an interesting read and probably helpful for those who may feel trapped without understanding why. ( )

Buried Talents was a very interesting book. I appreciate that the author shared ideas for reducing gender bias in our everyday interactions with others. For such a small book, it has a lot of information.

Very good book to reflect deeper on what I can offer as a woman and how that impacts my faith! ( )