Those of you who follow me on Facebook know I am a huge book lover and upcoming author. One of favorite things in a book is a strong female character. It just brings the book together and makes me crave more.
There has been numerous women both written by and written about that have been an inspiration to my life and career. A few are even mentioned in the graphic below. So with a light heart, I hope you do enjoy!
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I love this, thank you very much for sharing this with us all.
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ReplyDeletethis is such a cute idea , kind of reminds me of when i was in school and we did shadow traces of each other of our faces and then we would put picures of us in it,,, so sort of the same but with new technology added in.. thanks for share
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings is one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteAnne Frank and Helen Keller are 2 of my most favorite stories. I wish you all the best on your book writing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful list of books. Any of those books would be great gifts to any teen girl, truly inspirational.
ReplyDeleteI have two favorite works of literature from your list. One is I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, and Me: Stories of My Life. I do favor Katherine Hepburn over all other works. I think she is one of the most fascinating women of her times and of current times. She once said and I quote I don't want to be alone, I just want to be left alone." I'm pretty sure women all over have had or expressed this sentiment. I believe you will have considerable success in your writing as your subject is one of much interest.
ReplyDeleteSadly I have never read any of these books. I should look these up. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI am also a book lover!I have read a few of these that you have shown.I would like to read the one by Katherine Hepburn.
ReplyDeletei have never read any of these, but they look interesting! i am not a big reader but i definitely need to look into this! thank you for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteI love books! My books have been my sanctuary when I need to get away for awhile. Since I was small, I can remember just wanting to curl up with a really good book and not be disturbed by my mother saying, "that I should be outside playing with my friends instead." My teenage daughter and I just finished reading the story about Anne Frank and all the other stories that go with the Holocaust. Anne Frank's book is deep, but very interesting and sad!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea! Thank you so much for sharing - I will have to read some of these.
ReplyDeleteAnother booklover here! I love this! Great info! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteI think that girls from a young age should be taught to be more than princesses. That they can be anything.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the way these silhouettes are done and would love to see them done for many feminists and historical figures! So glad you're promoting Women's History Month. Too many women have been convinced that feminism is just another F-word they shouldn't utter or think about.
ReplyDeleteI think it would be very encouraging for our kids to read stories about courageous women and men. I would want my grandkids to read about people who love our country and are willing to take a moral stand to see that truth and justice prevail.
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