SuffragetteCity

The Vengeance of Mothers: The Journals of Margaret Kelly & Molly McGill: A Novel | Jim Fergus

This is today's #bookmail. And before there were #suffragettecity there were Woman given new lives with Cheyenne men. This books explores the bonds made in these families. #septembowie

Cinfhen

Cinfhen Interesting 👍🏻 7y

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AMVP

Miss Kopp's Midnight Confessions | Amy Stewart

#catchingup on #septembowie #day11 - #suffragettecity

This series has really been cranking out; seems like less than a year ago when I heard about the previous title. Will have to pick it up at the library sometime.

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KarenUK

A Petrol Scented Spring | Ajay Close

#day11 #septembowie #suffragettecity A day late... but finally got cell phone signal back! (Though no power yet).... I saw no one had posted this book from my TBR..... I heard about it on this podcast (http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08ffvp8) available on itunes under the BBC Books and Authors archives....
This book sounds so good...

Cinfhen, Marchpane

batsy It does! 7y

Marchpane Hope you get power soon! Hang in there 💕 7y

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DebinHawaii

The Care and Management of Lies: A Novel of the Great War | Jacqueline Winspear

#Septembowie #SuffragetteCity I need to read more books about/with suffragettes as I could only think of 2 from my stacks. In the tagged book-relationships between former best friends & sisters-in-laws are strained during WWI when one stays on the farm while her husband is at war & the other fights for suffragette causes in London. In Madame Presidentess, Victoria Woodhull was a leader in the American suffrage movement & ran for President in 1872.

Cinfhen, Marchpane

Cinfhen Love these graphics 😍amazing collage 7y

Marchpane These both sound fascinating 👍 7y

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TobeyTheScavengerMonk

Equal Rites | Terry Pratchett

My #currentread is perfect for #SuffragetteCity

On the Discworld men are wizards and women are witches but little Eskarina Smith is out to shatter Unseen University's glass ceiling and become the first female wizard... with a little help from Granny Weatherwax.

Sir Terry pointed out in a prior book that the reason men don't let women do things is because of how much better at it we're afraid they'll be.

#SeptemBowie #WhamBamThankYouMaam

Cinfhen, Marchpane

CareBear I'm thinking of starting this series. I thought I saw somewhere that they don't necessarily need to be read in order...is that true? Do you have a recommendation on where to start? 7y

TobeyTheScavengerMonk @CareBear I'm going in publication order but this link does a great job of breaking it down into the smaller storylines: https://www.google.com/amp/io9.gizmodo.com/how-to-read-terry-pratchetts-discworl... 7y

CareBear This is great, thanks so much! 7y

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Laalaleighh @CareBear publication order! I've read them all and there's so much world building done in each book that pub order is the only way to go! 7y

Marchpane Sounds awesome and I love the pun in the title 👏👏 7y

CareBear Thanks @Laalaleighh I think that makes the most sense to my type A personality lol, glad to know that it works best that way! 😊 7y

readinginthedark I read The Color of Magic a while back and it didn't really grip me...wondering if I should start somewhere else in the series or just let it go. 😕 7y

Leniverse @readinginthedark I haven't read every single one, but I have read a great many of them, and The Colour of Magic didn't grip me either. The Light Fantastic was better, but not great. I love everything to do with the Watch and with DEATH. And many of the others. Give it a try. 7y

TobeyTheScavengerMonk @readinginthedark Yeah, The Color of Magic is generally considered the weakest of them all. You can pretty clearly tell he's finding his writerly sea legs. 7y

readinginthedark Okay then, you guys have convinced me! @Leniverse @TobeyTheScavengerMonk (edited) 7y

Laalaleighh @readinginthedark the first two are the weakest in the series. If you wanted to start with equal rites, the third one, it wouldn't be the end of the world. Just know that you'll miss a bit of world building in the light fantastic but you'll eventually make it up as you read. 7y

readinginthedark @Laalaleighh Good to know, thanks! 7y

TobeyTheScavengerMonk @GatheringBooks This is pretty much a whole discussion thread about how Color of Magic is a rocky start. Maybe pick a different entry point? Discworld is too much fun to miss! 7y

GatheringBooks @TobeyTheScavengerMonk oh what a relief to hear that. we discussed colour of magic in our book club and most of us hated it - in fact we thought that if the manuscript was submitted blindly (without terry pratchett's name) to publishing houses now - that more likely than not it would be rejected for lack of comprehensibility 7y

TobeyTheScavengerMonk #DiscRead 7y

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VioletBramble

Vote for Me! | Ben Clanton

#SeptemBowie #SuffragetteCity
The magazine Time and Tide was a feminist political weekly in the 1920s. Founders and contributors included Rebecca West, Vera Brittain, and Winifred Holtby. Time and Tide Wait for No Man is a collection of articles from the magazine's history.

Marchpane Look at that cover! Very cool. 7y

JazzFeathers 😍😍😍 7y

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BarbaraTheBibliophage

Gilded Suffragists: The New York Socialites who Fought for Women's Right to Vote | Johanna Neuman

#SeptemBowie Day 11 - #SuffragetteCity

This book just came out and is on my NetGalley shelf. Photo from the author's web site. It's a reminder that women (both glamorous and not) made the difference in voting rights. #resist #readersresist

Cinfhen, Marchpane

kspenmoll Let us know what you think when you get to it😃 7y

BarbaraTheBibliophage @kspenmoll You know I will! 7y

ValerieAndBooks Stacking-- looking forward to what you think! 7y

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dariazeoli

Women of the Suffrage Movement | Janice E. Ruth, Evelyn Sinclair

I did a high school term paper on Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Susan B. Anthony. I voted for Hillary. 🤷🏻‍♀️

#SuffragetteCity
#SeptemBowie

Cinfhen, Marchpane

Cinfhen That must have been a fascinating topic! My daughter compared Michelle Obama to Jacqueline Kennedy 💕💕 7y

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TheKidUpstairs

A Clockwork Orange | Anthony Burgess

#suffragettecity is one of my favourite Bowie songs, and it references A Clockwork Orange, so maybe I should get around to reading the book and/or watching the movie sometime?

#SeptemBowie @Cinfhen @Marchpane

gibblr Not an easy read! I bailed but will probably go back to it eventually... 7y

Pamwurtzler I'm with @gibblr on that but seriously doubt I'll try it again. 7y

Marchpane I need to get to this one too. 7y

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Anton

The Secret History of Wonder Woman | Jill Lepore

I was struggling with a book for today's #Septembowie, but then I remembered that The Secret History Of Wonder Woman is in part also a history of the suffragette movement in America (the heroine's creator was romantically involved with the niece of Margaret Sanger). Wonder Woman to the rescue! #SuffragetteCity @Marchpane

Riveted_Reader_Melissa Great, and crazy, book! 7y

Marchpane Wow, I did not know this! Must get this book asap! 7y

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