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If You Loved ‘The Scarlet Letter’, You’ll Love This Book Even More

Copy of 'Hester' by Laurie Lico Albanese on a black tote bag next to two pink tealight candles. The book cover is black with pink flowers all around.

A feminist take on what could have inspired the famous classic, and the perfect autumn read

Posted byEliza LitaSeptember 26, 2022Posted inBook Reviews, Reading RecsTags:book review, books, feminism, feminist literature, historical fiction, Nathaniel Hawthorne, pour-your-heart-out book review, reading, The Scarlet Letter2 Comments on If You Loved ‘The Scarlet Letter’, You’ll Love This Book Even More

5 Books With Strong Female Leads that Have Been Adapted for TV

A collage of book covers including: "The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister", "Sharp Objects", "Big Little Lies", "Killing Eve", "The Queen's Gambit", and "The Handmaid's Tale".

Love both books and television? Looking for stories with a female protagonist? Look no further

Posted byAmii JohnsonAugust 19, 2021August 19, 2021Posted inReading Joy, Reading RecsTags:authors, Big Little Lies, books, female characters, feminism, fiction, Gillian Flynn, Margaret Atwood, reading, The Handmaid's Tale, The Queen's Gambit, TV, womenLeave a comment on 5 Books With Strong Female Leads that Have Been Adapted for TV

Women, Power, and Babies: a World Without Men

The author holding "Girl One" by Sara Flannery Murphy above a desk with newspapers and a computer underneath.

Why ‘Girl One’ is an important fictional dive in feminist discourse

Posted bypretty_little_bibliophileAugust 17, 2021August 16, 2021Posted inBook ReviewsTags:book review, books, feminism, fiction, pour-your-heart-out book review, readingLeave a comment on Women, Power, and Babies: a World Without Men

‘The Manningtree Witches’ Changes The Way We Think About Women

This debut explores how society alienates women. Find out more about the story here!

Posted byElizabeth SorrellMay 30, 2021Posted inBook ReviewsTags:book review, feminism, reading, witchcraftLeave a comment on ‘The Manningtree Witches’ Changes The Way We Think About Women

‘Ariadne’ Gives Voice to Women Suffering for Men’s Misdeeds

This Greek myth retelling gives a voice to the heroine Ariadne. Warning: don’t read this book in one day. Here’s why.

Posted byAmandaKayMay 28, 2021Posted inBook ReviewsTags:book review, books, feminism, Greek mythology1 Comment on ‘Ariadne’ Gives Voice to Women Suffering for Men’s Misdeeds

‘Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982’ Made Me Realise I Was Wrong About Misogyny

If you also think you haven’t been the victim of gender prejudice, this book will help you see the truth.

Posted byMaxi PfeiferMay 18, 2021Posted inBook ReviewsTags:book review, books, feminism, misogynyLeave a comment on ‘Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982’ Made Me Realise I Was Wrong About Misogyny

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