Category: It’s Monday What Are You Reading

by Myra Garces-Bacsal October 14, 2019 2

#WomenReadWomen2019 Adult Award-Winning Books Features Genre International It's Monday What Are You Reading Lifespan of a Reader Literary Fiction Reading Themes Witches and Goddesses Dryads and Priestesses

[Monday Reading] Fierce Feral Primal Award-Winning Female Voices From Nigeria and Ireland

“Milkman” by Anna Burns | “Freshwater” by Akwaeke Emezi.

by Myra Garces-Bacsal October 7, 2019 4

#WomenReadWomen2019 Adult Books Features Genre International It's Monday What Are You Reading Lifespan of a Reader Literary Fiction Nonfiction Reading Themes Witches and Goddesses Dryads and Priestesses

[Monday Reading] Surreal Strange Stories from Argentina and Barefoot Women from Rwanda

Fractured fairy tales featuring strong girls and good witches by Bethan Woollvin.

by Myra Garces-Bacsal September 30, 2019 4

#WomenReadWomen2019 Books Early Readers Features Genre It's Monday What Are You Reading Lifespan of a Reader Picture Books Reading Themes Witches and Goddesses Dryads and Priestesses

[Monday Reading] Launch of October – December Reading Theme: Witches and Goddesses, Dryads and Priestesses

Fractured fairy tales featuring strong girls and good witches by Bethan Woollvin.

by Fats Suela September 23, 2019 5

#WomenReadWomen2019 Books Early Readers Features Genre It's Monday What Are You Reading Lifespan of a Reader Picture Books Reading Themes Young Adult (YA) Literature

[Monday Reading] Think Big and Be Kind

These picture books are for anyone who feels small and wonders how they could make a difference in the world.

by Myra Garces-Bacsal September 16, 2019 7

#WomenReadWomen2019 Books Early Readers Features Genre International It's Monday What Are You Reading Lifespan of a Reader Picture Books Reading Themes Reinventing Womanity, Redefining Womanhood

[Monday Reading] Friendship Among Unlikely Creatures as Portrayed by Female Picturebook Creators from South Korea, Canada, and Germany in 2019

“In Blossom” by Yooju Cheon | “Otto and Pio” by Marianne Dubuc | “Cat and Mouse” by Britta Teckentrup.