She blazed a path, it's true, yet women weren't hired here 'til 1982!
She blazed a path, it's true, yet women weren't hired here 'til 1982!
Often times in history women get looked over and are not given the recognition they deserve. This book can be used not only to educate students on a few women who impacted the world, but can be used to spark research on other women who changed the world.
Poem's about 14 women who shaped history and changed the world even in the face of discrimination and adversity. Each poem has a unique art style to highlight the woman it is talking about. This book would be a great way to expose students to just a few of the prominent women that have made an impact on the world.
Book club last night equals headache this morning! Too many delicious chilli margaritas for this working girl who has to sit alone with her bitch boss today triangulating data on which kids to put in intervention this semester. Kill me now! The weekend can‘t come soon enough. Here we are at QT rooftop. I enjoyed the book and found it funny that my other book club read the Australian version of this book recently, The Fossil Hunter by Tea Cooper.
Pretty slow and a bit maudlin about women's"place", but really enjoyable fossil info and interesting and quirky historical figures
I liked this book. It was an easy, fast read and I read it when I had Covid back in January so it was a perfect book after Dune.
Read A Loud this week for International Womens Day
One of my favorites and poetry -alliteration -womens history -art and so much more. I got it the day it came out and use it constantly!