Her Daughter the Engineer: The Life of Elsie Gregory MacGill | 
so-soRead for #canada150. This is the only biography of Elsie MacGill that exists and it‘s not amazing but it was a great way to learn more about her. Her story is close to my heart as a fellow woman engineer. Love her apparent fearlessness, her persistence, her flexibility, and her eventual advocacy for all Canadian women. Still kinda sad she didn‘t make it onto our money.
1. Pumpkin pie? #controversialopinion
2. Definitely sf
3. Used to be twitter, now I guess it must be goodreads (I am on an ongoing quest to reduce social media in my life)
4. Zero!
5. On my way!
@jess.how #friyayintro
Latest #canada150 read will probably be the last one of the year. Wish I‘d had more time for non-fiction this year, because I‘ve really enjoyed this project.
Of course, just because the sesquicentennial will be over, it doesn‘t mean I can‘t continue reading about Canada.
#voicesonthewind Day 12: #aeroplanes
Elsie MacGill was the first female electrical engineering graduate in Canada and the first female aeronautical engineer in the world. Have had this biography of her on my #tbr for a while now!
@Maatje
