More book reviews for Women's History Month!
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G My Name Is Girl: A Song of Celebration from Argentina to Zambia
Written and Illustrated by Dawn Masi
G My Name Is Girl is a sweet celebration of girlhood from all over the world. Different girls from different countries are represented with other females in their lives and what makes them unique. The illustrations are worth a longer look-over to see a connecting factor amongst them.
Written and Illustrated by Dawn Masi
G My Name Is Girl is a sweet celebration of girlhood from all over the world. Different girls from different countries are represented with other females in their lives and what makes them unique. The illustrations are worth a longer look-over to see a connecting factor amongst them.
Ambitious Girl
Written by Meena Harris and Illustrated by Marissa Valdez
Ambitious Girl is a wonderful exploration of what it means to be ambitious, and that girls can be and do anything they set their minds to. The book features a Black protagonist and vividly inclusive illustrations featuring girls of all sizes, shapes, colors, ages, religions, abilities, as well as LGBTQ representation. This is an inspiring, feel good, girl power book for every kind of girl.
Written by Meena Harris and Illustrated by Marissa Valdez
Ambitious Girl is a wonderful exploration of what it means to be ambitious, and that girls can be and do anything they set their minds to. The book features a Black protagonist and vividly inclusive illustrations featuring girls of all sizes, shapes, colors, ages, religions, abilities, as well as LGBTQ representation. This is an inspiring, feel good, girl power book for every kind of girl.
Lumber Jills: The Unsung Heroines of World War II
Written by Alexandra Davis and Illustrated by Katie Hickey
Lyrically told, this is the story of British girls who answered the call when their country needed their help! During World War II, there was a shortage of workers in the lumber industry to make the necessary items to help fight the war so thousands joined the Women's Timber Corps despite having no prior experience. They were determined to learn and succeed, and they did! Their camaraderie and dedication will inspire young readers today to step up and make a difference!
Written by Alexandra Davis and Illustrated by Katie Hickey
Lyrically told, this is the story of British girls who answered the call when their country needed their help! During World War II, there was a shortage of workers in the lumber industry to make the necessary items to help fight the war so thousands joined the Women's Timber Corps despite having no prior experience. They were determined to learn and succeed, and they did! Their camaraderie and dedication will inspire young readers today to step up and make a difference!
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