Through its message boards, chat rooms and weekly surveys, the site tries to build a sense of community. What I enjoyed most, however, were its sometimes poignant and often entertaining Guides to Life, in which contributors detail their own experiences with everything from dating to being an artist. The site also features a cultural companion, designed to inform users heading out on an overseas business trip about their destination country's customs. The search engine is easy to use, but the information retrieved is sparse at best. I did not find the information particularly helpful or insightful.
Users can also read reviews of books written by female authors, or post their own reviews.
Divided into five main areas, the site's features include amusing comics, the resident advice columnist and a gallery of art submitted by girls. Users can read a witty tale about a woman's physical attributes, or submit to a fantasy makeover by sending in a closeup photo and a leaving yourself at the mercy of editor Rebecca Odes. Editors Odes and Esther Drill study telecommunications at New York University, and are a testament to the creative outlets open to interested and dedicated females. And for some rather hair-raising entertainment, check out the editors' body hair project. The site is aimed at girls 14 and older.