Women are too often conditioned to believe that they can’t be outspoken, brave, or independent, and this stereotype is perpetuated by female representation in literature. There is also an unfortunate trend in books, whether intentional... Read More

Happy International Women’s Day! If you’re looking for a way to celebrate, we have an excellent suggestion. Read a book about women! Just take our quiz and find out which you should pick up first.... Read More

Swell: A Sailing Surfer's Voyage of Awakening by Liz Clark, Daniella Manini (Illustrator) Whether they are valiant and proud, troubled and perceptive, eloquent, forthright, individualistic or altruistic, the real and imagined lives of... Read More

Another Olympics is upon us—cue the spectacle of precious medals and world-wide acclaim landing on the shoulders of young, skilled, hopefully dope-free athletes. They will be heralded as “heroes” and “inspirations” and all... Read More

What Happened, Hillary Clinton’s memoir, has just been released. Clinton’s presidential nomination was a first, but she’s not alone in her ambition; other women have also paved the way as daring, determined rule breakers. These six... Read More

Late July, 2016: when the American political landscape changed forever, and Hillary Clinton, following a path set by Shirley Chisholm and other brave women who insisted upon change, became the first woman to accept a major American... Read More

Calling all ladies! Are you ever reading a historical book and thinking to yourself: “Hey, where are all the girls? There were girls in history … right?” Do you desperately want representation in your favorite genre? Do you crave... Read More