

And the Amelia Bloomer Project from ALA's Feminist Task Force of SRRT has come out with their list of recommmended feminist literature for kids birth through age 18 as well. It is another rich list that has content that celebrates strong women and girls as well as highlighting the struggles women have had and continue to have.
Thanks to library.groupie@gmail.com for the heads up!
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Ooo! I missed the Amelia Bloomer list! Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you for posting both of these lists! Both are subjects that deserve attention. I'm off to add (even more) books to my (neverending) TBR pile.
ReplyDeleteI second Tasha's thanks--I need to go look at the Amelia Bloomer list right now!
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