A review of Elisabeth Møller Jensen’s ‘Feminist’ expresses disappointment, stating the author's ambitions hinder the work’s overall impact. The reviewer, Karen Dich, had high expectations for the book but found it unclear in its purpose. It is uncertain whether the book functions as a catalogue of literature on equality, an autobiography, or a debate book. Dich suggests the author attempted to achieve too much, resulting in a lack of focus. The review indicates a significant gap between expectation and delivery with ‘Feminist’. Ultimately, the book’s scattered approach detracts from its potential contribution to feminist historical literature in Denmark.