From the Library of Congress This exciting series from the Library of Congress celebrates women who employed intellect, skill, creativity, passion, hard work, and amazing courage to make their mark on America's history. Each book in the series offers insight into the events that shaped these women's lives and chronicles their achievements in concise, lucid text and striking historical images. From Civil War heroines to mold-breaking First Ladies to dauntless activists, these daring women challenged hidebound traditions, overcame tremendous obstacles, and followed their longings and ambitions into uncharted territory. In doing so, they paved the way for the generations that followed: their legacies live on in every aspect of our society. Compactly presented and visually engaging, the books in the Women Who Dare series offer accessible, informative, and inspiring overviews of great American women's lives. Ten hardcover small books (6 1/2" tall by 5 3/4" wide) with dust jacket. Each book has 64 pages and forty or more photos. Margaret Mead, Marian Anderson, Women Explorers, Women for Change, Eleanor Roosevelt, Helen Keller, Amelia Earhart, Women of the Civil War, Women of the Suffrage Movement, and Women of the Civil Rights Movement. Order all of the first ten books in this series for only $99.95. That's 23% off the individual cover prices of $12.95 each. |
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