Overall a good book. I really appreciate the insight into Ginsburg's legal mind. De Hart does a lot of the leg work, mapping out the significance of each of Ginsburg's cases and opinions. She really helped walk readers through the whole picture coming together and reminding me of how certain principles/theories/reasonings Ginsburg developed applied to different types of cases (equal protection, federalism, etc). I did find the author a bit biased with regards to her heavy-handed emotional projections onto Ginsburg. Still an enjoyable and educational read.