so-soThis is locally published and features local writers, illustrators, and muralists. The writing is fine (gets stronger as the book goes on) and isn‘t oppressively bibliotherapeutic. It took some getting used to, but I came to like the illustration style. If you need a book full of diverse kids doing socially just activities surrounded by caring, supportive adults, this will do the trick. ISBN: 9781733983600 (2)
Went to a great book reading event in #Brooklyn with the author & illustrator of “Rad Girls Can” with special guest speakers. Such a great, informative, FUN book about rad young women doing big things! One speaker was 13 year old Egypt Ufele, featured in the book - the youngest designer to ever present at #NYFW! 😍🙌🏻💪🏻Event was at Books Are Magic, a great lil‘ indie bookshop!
Out today. And yes we can!
#CoverLove #MGedition
This book is fantastic! I love how inclusive it is to all walks of life, cultures, and activities.
Digging into this one so I can get my review up for its release 💕
I am almost half way through and loving it! It's going slowly but only because I keep stopping to go look up videos and articles about these young women. One such is Muslim Girls Making Change and their slam poetry. They have one called 'Wake Up America' that I have watched twice now.
@tenspeedpress and @penguinrandomhouse were awesome enough to send me Rad Girls Can by Kate Schatz and Miriam Klein Stanley! This showcases amazing young women under 20 who have broken ground, pushed forward and became forces in the world. A perfect companion to the writer duo's book Rad Women Worldwide, which I loved.
Rad Girls Can will go on sale July 17th! I can't wait to dig in and get a review up for you guys!
Rad Girls Can: Stories of Bold, Brave, and Brilliant Young Women | 
