Women Who Dared: 52 Stories of Fearless Daredevils, Adventurers, and Rebels (Biography Books for Kids, Feminist Books for Girls)

Examples are excellent to know. Make the path fun

I got this book for my homeschooled kids and we read one page a day during women's History month. Some of these stories are amazing and there's even some that I've never heard about before! It's opened the door for a ton of conversations spanning multiple topics. Definitely a good purchase!

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Bought this book for my Daughter and read some of the stories with her. Just a great overall book for empowering little girls and women alike. In my opinion this book is great in helping to build and shape a foundation for success. My only complaint if any is that each of the stories should of been expanded a bit more rather then a single page.

Awesome young person's book. It's short and in really short, might take 5-10 minutes to read about a daring woman. It would be a perfect book for grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc. to have on hand to read to both girls and boys. Teachers, either in the home setting or public school could read a daring woman's story and since the chapters don't tell all there is to know, but gives you a desire to go look them up and find out more it could lead to further research and stories written by the student about that daring woman.Another of my favorite things about this book is Linda Skeers doesn't just have a certain age, type or daring woman but she has stories from the 18th century to the 21st century. There are young women and Senior Citizen women, married women, single women, single mom women. Performers, daredevils, flyers, astronauts, scientists, explorers in this book. They are from all over this great earth.My favorite section was about Rebels.Will be buying several more for friends with boys.

Beautiful, whimsical illustrations and meaningful, positive tales of courageous women throughout history fill the pages of this book. The story about the confederate spy has been blown out of proportion by some reviewers. History cannot be erased, and the woman in the story was still brave, cunning, and resourceful even if we don’t agree with her cause.

My 8-9 year old fell in love with this for homeschool. We use it as a read outlouds for history supplement, one page per day. I could not say enough positive things about this book. Her work ethics has improved, along with a more of a can do attitude. I do credit a lot of that to inspirational reading. Thank you for such wonderful reading material and for history. 10 stars.