Gender studies: women books

In Tan's Donuts, a donut shop owner reflects on the orders of his most memorable customers. Maya Cheav tells the...  Read More >>

Life happens and oftentimes we may not know how to move forward and don't allow ourselves to become stuck and stagnant....  Read More >>

Have you ever felt like your world shattered in an instant? When Tina discovers her husband's betrayal, her...  Read More >>

من كل بستان رحيق زهرة للكاتبة ريم مصعب قيروز هو عبارة عن رحلة عاطفية وأدبية تلامس شغاف القلب. الكتاب يجمع بين مقتطفات...  Read More >>

Becoming An Unstoppable Woman MagazineMarch 2025 EditionJoin us in celebrating Women's History Month with the March...  Read More >>

WELCOME TO THE FAM (Female Athlete Mentorship) empowers young girls with activities to build confidence, resilience,...  Read More >>

Uncover the Extraordinary Power of Women Who Shaped HistoryStep into the lives of inspiring women who defied the...  Read More >>

Superwomen from Albert Payson Terhune. American author, dog breeder, and journalist (1872-1942).  Read More >>

""A memoir featuring poems, essays, and letters to detail how mental health for Vietnamese Americans can be affected...  Read More >>

“Sharp, elegant and eye-opening... a crucial toolbox for understanding both Joan Didion and Hollywood.”—Emily Nussbaum...  Read More >>

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A fascinating chronicle of the women who shaped the Roman Empire, Lives of the Roman Empresses delves into the triumphs,...  Read More >>

In 1960, the three sisters Patria, Minerva, and María Teresa Mirabal, code-named “Las Mariposas” by a Dominican...  Read More >>

Virginia Woolf's 1928 essays highlight societal barriers faced by women, linking financial independence to creative...  Read More >>

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A timely and original examination of lesbian modernism.  Read More >>

Examines history, modernity, gender, and sexuality through the literary innovations of two late-Victorian female...  Read More >>

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With renowned female rappers such as Ana Tijoux, Rebeca Lane or Gata Cattana, a new way of understanding rap as...  Read More >>

First published in 1984, Women and the Public Sphere is a collection of essays which challenges the argument that...  Read More >>

Having been in the trenches of desperate prayer and impossible situations--and received astonishing answers--Dr....  Read More >>

From Vanity Fair and New York Times contributor comes a beautifully written, deeply felt memoir recounting the solo,...  Read More >>