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Feminism | Me, you, and books

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Me, you, and books. Conversation about reading, especially books about women and diversity, but including anything that excites my curiousity. Global Women of Color. AUSTRALIAN WOMEN WRITERS 2013. So Long a Letter. MY POSTS ABOUT FEMINIST TOPICS. MY REVIEWS OF FEMINIST BOOKS. MY DEFINITION OF FEMINISM. MY UNDERSTANDING OF GENDER. Gender is a social construct, created by society. It builds on and goes beyond actual physical difference. As a human creation, gender definitions can and do change. Gender is a...

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The Girl who Wrote Loneliness, by Kyung-Sook Shin. | Me, you, and books

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Me, you, and books. Conversation about reading, especially books about women and diversity, but including anything that excites my curiousity. Global Women of Color. AUSTRALIAN WOMEN WRITERS 2013. So Long a Letter. The Girl who Wrote Loneliness, by Kyung-Sook Shin. August 9, 2015. The Girl who Wrote Loneliness. Pegasus (2015), 400 pages. An unconventional novel by a Korean woman exploring her own attempt to write about the events of her own coming of age. Please Look after Mom,. From → Asia. I’ll l...

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My Little Pocketbooks: Diversity on the Shelf: Links and Resources

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160;    . Sunday, December 29, 2013. Diversity on the Shelf: Links and Resources. Inspired by the POC Reading Challenge. The Diversity on the Shelf 2014 Reading Challenge starts in 3 days and counting! If you are new to making a conscious effort towards diversifying your bookshelf and need a few suggestions check out these links I have collected. By the way they are not in any particular order and some of them are not very recent but still useful. White Readers Meet Black Authors. Global Women of Color.

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The best way to change gendered reading habits

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Help using this website - Accessibility statement. More sites ». Women of the Year. Anne Summers: ‘Rosie Batty can't do it all by herself’. Love,sex and Relationships. Here's how to change your bad eating habits. Date puddings with maple syrup and pistachio ice cream. Undernail art is the new nail art. Lust and the single mother. The best way to change gendered reading habits. April 21, 2015. Do reading challenges designed to promote female authors really help in changing gendered reading habits? Reading...

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Reading List – South Asian Women Writers Challenge

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South Asian Women Writers Challenge. This is a page-in-progress. We’d love to hear your recommendations / suggestions for reading. Leave a comment below and let us know! A Reading list, huh? Wow There’s a whole world of books by South Asian women writers out there. And given that reading choices are always, always so personal, we’re going to start with the obvious – some disclaimers:. But several of these, we haven’t read or, in any case, haven’t read. There’s only one way to find out though, eh? And if ...

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The 2014 Challenge – South Asian Women Writers Challenge

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South Asian Women Writers Challenge. All done with your South Asian Women Writer reading goals for 2014? Go here and tell us more. The goal of the South Asian Women Writers Challenge is to support and promote reading of books by women writers from South Asia or of South Asian origin. 2014 is our second year of running the challenge. The idea for this challenge comes from the Australian Women Writers Challenge. We’ve made a few changes for the 2014 Reading Challenge. As with last year’s ch...Pick the numb...

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Looking back: Reading (Global) Women in 2014 | Biblioglobal

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Reading my way around the world. February 5, 2015. Looking back: Reading (Global) Women in 2014. About a year ago, I posted A Year of Reading (Global) Women. With two lists of books. One list of books I had read and loved by women around the world, one for each month, and another list of books by women around the world that I was looking forward to reading. Australia/Papua New Guinea)- One of my favorite books of the year. Tropical Fish: Tales from Entebbe. Lebanon)- I didn’t like this book. China)- Ther...

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CHALLENGES, 2014 | Me, you, and books

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Me, you, and books. Conversation about reading, especially books about women and diversity, but including anything that excites my curiousity. Global Women of Color. AUSTRALIAN WOMEN WRITERS 2013. So Long a Letter. Books are linked to my reviews of them. I will link others as I post reviews. Starred items are ones that are my favorites. Other books from these regions can be found on my book lists for challenges in previous years. AFRICAN CHALLENGE, 2014. Dilemma of a Ghost and Adwona. By J Nozipo Maraire.

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GLOBAL WOMEN OF COLOR BOOKS, 2013 | Me, you, and books

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Me, you, and books. Conversation about reading, especially books about women and diversity, but including anything that excites my curiousity. Global Women of Color. AUSTRALIAN WOMEN WRITERS 2013. So Long a Letter. GLOBAL WOMEN OF COLOR BOOKS, 2013. If you are interested in signing up for this challenge and blog click here. BOOKS I HAVE READ AND REVIEWED:. Marilyn’s Reviews for GLOBAL WOMEN OF COLOR. Am I Black Enough for You by Heiss, Anita. Anna In Between by Nunez, Elizabeth. Efuru by Nwapa, Flora.