so-soThis was an interesting read that took a lot of twists. I think this might be the first book I've ever read about the suffragette movement. I liked it. Overall, it was good. It was really the cover and title that had initially caught my eye, which turned out to not really be a very big part of the real story.
Pg 300 something.... the title of the book just made sense and the mystery deepens. This is quite the unusual book thus far.
It's people who won't open their minds that are dangerous
“Sometimes, change takes courage and persistence.”
Use to discuss the suffrage movement and women‘s equality.
so-soAn engaging explanation of how women fought for voting rights.
Spitballing for any kindred spirits here.
Is anyone planning a book challenge based on activism, education, creating conversation? Maybe a list centered around “Banned Books”? A re-read of 1984 and/or The Hunger Games? If you know of one, point me to it. Or if you‘d like to start one with me, sound off.
I feel like we should use these emotions in a constructive way. ❤️🩹
