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Not One Damsel in Distress
Not One Damsel in Distress: World Folktales for Strong Girls | Jane Yolen
5 posts | 6 read | 3 to read
A collection of thirteen traditional tales from various parts of the world, with the main character of each being a fearless, strong, heroic, and resourceful woman.
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Darklunarose
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A little late to the party but this is the Aurora from our home Saturday night

AnnCrystal 💝Thank you🤩👍for sharing! 3d
Darklunarose @AnnCrystal no problem 🙂 if the floodlight in our neighbours had been off I think it mould have been brighter! 3d
marleed It fits your handle perfectly! 3d
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AnnCrystal @Darklunarose oh, that's a stunning capture right there 😍👍. Wish we were able to see from our area. Kept looking out 🧐, might have been hidden by cloud cover. 3d
Darklunarose @marleed it does too! I never thought of that! 1d
Darklunarose @AnnCrystal last night they said Melbourne had another chance but I have not seen any photos from vic from last night. We were just lucky a friend posted about it or we would have missed it too 1d
marleed @Darklunarose ❤️❤️❤️ 1d
AnnCrystal @Darklunarose 👏😉👍💝. 1d
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Darklunarose
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About to read this, so I can mark off Azerbaijan in another reading challenge I have been trying to complete for a few years.

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Krisjericho
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Mehso-so

The idea here is wonderful-gather up stories from around the world with strong women and girls together in one book. And some of the stories are fantastic! But why change Atalanta's ending? And why are so many of these stories centered around the prize of marrying a man? This feel like an early 2000s attempt to give girls space in a place where they have traditionally been rescued damsels. But we are further than that, and I wanted more from this.

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flying_monkeys
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”There are many ways to be a hero — muscle and magic are not the only road.” The Girl and the Puma (Argentina)

#QuotsyMar19 #hero @TK-421

gradcat Nice kitty. 5y
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ravenlee
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Two on the left from the indie bookstore (I‘m such a sucker for these collections of strong women with beautiful illustrations), other three from BN‘s blowout. But they didn‘t have the one I wanted to get myself for my birthday 😪 and I don‘t know if I can justify buying it online. I‘m missing #5 in the Land of Stories series, too.

I‘m not supposed to be buying books before the move, but I can‘t stop!

Regi_C Have you read Rejected Princesses? 6y
ravenlee @Regi_C no, but it‘s on my list! 6y
Regi_C It's so good! He has another one about mothers out now, too 6y
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