Category: Girl Power and Women’s Wiles

by Fats Suela November 22, 2017 0

Award-Winning Books Early Readers Fearless Females and Courageous Women Features Genre Girl Power and Women's Wiles Lifespan of a Reader Non-fiction Wednesday Nonfiction Picture Books Reading Themes

[Nonfiction Wednesday] “The World is Not a Rectangle” by Jeanette Winter

Fats here. The World is Not a Rectangle A Portrait of Architect Zaha Hadid Written and illustrated by Jeaneatte WinterContinue Reading

by Fats Suela June 14, 2017 3

Books Diversified - Rainbow Colours of Literature Fearless Females and Courageous Women Girl Power and Women's Wiles Literary Silk Road - China and Middle East Middle Eastern Literature Multicultural - Diversity Non-fiction Wednesday Nonfiction Picture Books Reading Themes

[Nonfiction Wednesday] Malala’s Relentless Fight for Girls’ Education

Fats here. We are delighted to join the Nonfiction Picture Book meme 2017 hosted by Alyson Beecher @ Kid Lit Frenzy. WeContinue Reading

by Fats Suela June 1, 2017 0

Books Fearless Females and Courageous Women Girl Power and Women's Wiles Literary Silk Road - China and Middle East Middle Eastern Literature Multicultural - Diversity Reading Themes

Fatima and the Dream Thief

Fats here. Fatima and the Dream Thief Written by Rafik Schami Illustrated by Els Cools and Oliver Streich Published byContinue Reading

by Myra Garces-Bacsal July 21, 2016 3

Adult Award-Winning Books Fearless Females and Courageous Women Girl Power and Women's Wiles Nomads Homes and Habitats: Restlessness and Refuge Reading Themes

Running Away for Wholeness, Redemption, and Reinvention of One’s Self in Alice Walker’s The Color Purple

Myra here. I am late to The Color Purple party. It was my abominably-passive involvement with Emma Watson’s Shared ShelfContinue Reading

by Myra Garces-Bacsal March 26, 2015 1

Girl Power and Women's Wiles Meet the Storyteller Reading Themes

[Throwback Posts | Meet the Storyteller] The Women [and Poetry] in Margarita’s Writings

Myra here. We thought that it is especially fitting to highlight Margarita’s works as we celebrate our reading theme onContinue Reading