Hello ladies.
In honor of March being Women's History Month we are featuring a number of nonfiction titles about women and womens rights in the library. Titles in the display include:
- Balancing the Equation: where are women and girls in science, engineering and technology? by Mary Thom
- The Beacon Book of Quotations by Women compiled by Rosalie Maggio
- The Beauty Myth: how images of beauty are used against women by Naomi Wolf
- Celtic Women: women in Celtic society and literature by Peter Berresford Ellis
- Don't Call Us Out of Name:the untold lives of women and girls in poor America by Lisa Dodson
- From Pocahontas to Power Suits: everything you need to know about women's history in America by Kay Mills
- Gutsy Girls: young women who dare by Tina Schwager and Michele Schuerger
- Leaving Deep Water: the lives of Asian American women at the crossraods of two cultures
- Ophelia Speaks by Sarah Shandler
- Price of Honor: Muslim women lift the veil of silence on the Islamic world by Jan Goodwin
- School Girls: young women, self-esteem and the confidence gap by Peggy Orenstien
- See Jane Win: a smart girl's guide to success by Sylvia Rimm
- Veiled Courage: inside the Afghan women's resistance by Cheryl Benard
- Walking on Fire: Haitian women's stories of survival and resistance by Beverly Bell
- What Every American Should Know About Women's History: 200 events that shaped our destiny by Christine Lunardini
- Where the Girls Are: growing up female with the mass media by Susan J. Douglas
- Women in the Material World by Faith D'Alusio
- Women of the 1960s by Stuart A. Kallen
- Women's Rights by Natasha Thomsen
- Yell-Oh Girls: emerging voices explore culture, identity and growing up Asian American
Happy Reading,
Miss Kenny
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