Children’s Book Review – Jessie: Queen of the Road by Lindsay Ward
Jessie a motorcycle just wants to drive and be helpful and viewed as someone with purpose. She and other female riders found ways to entertain and help the war effort.
Read More #NonFicNov: Annette Feels Free by Katie Mazeika
Annette Kellerman's story is quite inspiring for those who struggle with limitations or have big dreams.
Read More Summer Read-to-Learn: Idea Makers by Lowey Bundy Sichol
Idea Makers features biographies of women entrepreneurs share their struggles, passions, and perseverance to creating products that many people use every day. Written for middle-grade readers.
Read More 20 Books for Women’s History Month
20 books for women's history month including children's, young adult, and adult fiction and nonfiction.
Read More Book Review: The Accidental Suffragist by Galia Gichon
After tragedy strikes, a mother has a chance encounter with a suffragist and her life is forever changed.
Read More Book Review: A Most Clever Girl by Stephanie Marie Thornton
The fictionalized account of Elizabeth Bentley, an American Spy for Russia during WWII and the Cold War who eventually turns everything over to the FBI.
Read More Book Review: The Woman They Could Not Silence by Kate Moore
The detailed account of Elizabeth Packard being committed to an asylum in 1860 by her husband for being intelligent and outspoken. Without her perseverance and resilience, women today would live much different lives.
Read More Book Review: The Invisible Woman by Erika Robuck
A fictional but historically accurate account of Virginia Hall, American Spy, during her time in France fighting with the Resistance.
Read More #NonFicNov – Spies, Lies, and Disguise by Jennifer Swanson
Fascinating stories of WWII heroes that risked their lives to help the resistance.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Nuestra America by Sabrina Vourvoulias
A compilation of thirty inspiring Latino/Latinas that kids can look up to from various backgrounds and careers.
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