pickGreat book! Starts in 1968 Veronica Moon is a junior photographer and only going on boring jobs. She meets Leonie a feminist and it changes everything for Veronica.
I liked everything about this book, the characters, the social history and the talk about photography. I would loved to have been a photographer! #bookcovers
pickThis book was really genuinely moving, I read it in one day. The protagonist is a young girl who makes a feminist friend and calls off her engagement to focus on her career which is a refreshing standpoint and I thought she was a really likeable character. The narrative skips back and forth to her as an older woman from the start of her career which makes for an interesting narrative. An ‘Every woman should read this‘ sort of book.
pickThis is the story of Veronica (Vee) and her journey through a newly feminist world, after she meets Leonie on the Dagenham picket line in 1968. But why did Vee's last photograph of Leonie bring an end to Vee's career?
I really liked the 'mixed-media' format of the novel, with extracts from Vee's photography exhibition and Leonie's 'Letters from a Feminist', as well as the list of historical events at the end of each chapter.
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The Woman in the Photograph | 
