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The format of the in-book puzzles suits explorations by one or two readers at a time, but suggestions for outdoor activities can easily include groups. A good choice for most libraries.
The series profiles American and British women--e.g, Emmaline
Pankhurst (Suffrage) and Betty Friedan (1960s)--who
challenged their era's social norms. Contextualized with period
quotations, the readable volumes cover the suffrage movement, the
fight for civil liberties, sexism in the workplace, and
socioeconomic issues. Scarcely illustrated (more photographs would
be helpful), these are adequate surveys of period activists.
Reading list, timeline. Glos., ind. Review covers the following
Women's Stories from History titles: Stories of Women's
Suffrage and Stories of Women in the 1960s.
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