Literary witches are back in full force. For Women's History Month, pick up these books that feature witches in empowering ways, including Witches by Brenda Lozano.
The opposite of hopelessness is action. These books, including We Do This 'til We Free Us by Mariame Kaba, will help inspire and reassure you that, together, we can work to make the world better.
These books correct misinformation surrounding women's health while also showing what role patriarchy has played in these misconceptions, like Unwell Women: Misdiagnosis and Myth in a Man-Made World By Elinor Cleghorn.
These leadership books for women offer great advice so that you can continue whacking at the ever-elusive glass ceiling, including More Than Enough: Claiming Space for Who You Are (No Matter What They Say) by Elaine Welteroth
Feminist librarians have fought for recognition through the decades: feminist history and women's library history are intertwined.
These ecofeminist novels deconstruct and redefine the portrayal of women in literature, and explore nuanced depictions of the environment.
One reader muses on the books she inherited and how, as an older reader, she noticed her inherited collection lacked diversity.
Celebrate the wild and creative life of an iconic writer, philosopher, and activist with these five books by and about Mary Wollstonecraft.
We're sharing a bunch of really rad poetry from the women's suffrage movement to get you amped up and ready to take on the world.
Need a little boost? Here are 30+ strong women quotes from some fine literary ladies that will hopefully bring you inspiration and empowerment.