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Women’s History Month: Who is Your SHE-ro? Submitted by Erin Murphy on March 21, 2019

Women (real and fictional) have been doing incredible things since…well, since forever. For Women’s History Month, we asked our staff who their SHE-roes are Read more

Tagged: Blanche Wiesen Cook, Cassandra Campbell, Delia Owens, Educated, Eleanor Roosevelt, Flo Salant Greenberg, jojo moyes, Julia Child, Julia Whelan, Kate Reading, Kimberly Farr, My Life in France, Tara Westover, The Giver of Stars, Where the Crawdads Sing

Making HERstory: First Ladies of the United States on Audio Submitted by Erin Murphy on November 19, 2018

The role of First Lady is unique in American politics, and has been filled by a long line of powerful women. Listen and learn more about five of these incredible women, each of whom fulfilled the role of First Lady in her own unique way. Read more

Tagged: Amie Parnes, Becoming, Blanche Wiesen Cook, Eleanor Roosevelt Volume 3, Eliza Foss, First Lady, HRC, Jonathan Allen, Kimberly Farr, Lady in Red, Laura Bush, Laura Turner, Michelle Obama, Ronald Kessler, Sheila Tate

10 Audiobooks About Notable Women in History Submitted by Natalie Coleman on March 21, 2018

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’ve compiled a list of biographies and memoirs revisiting history’s most notable women. Read more

Tagged: Alex Jennings, Becoming Queen Victoria, Blanche Wiesen Cook, Carrington MacDuffie, Cassandra Campbell, Catherine Kerrison, Colette, cook, crafter, Eleanor Roosevelt, Eliza Foss, Elizabeth, Emma Bering, Eyes on the Street, gardener-cook, Hatshepsut, Helena Kelly, Jane Austen The Secret Radical, Jane Jacobs, Jefferson's Daughters, Joan of Arc, John Guy, Judith Thurman, Kara Cooney, Kate Williams, Katharine Graham, Katharine McEwan, Kathryn Harrison, Kimberly Farr, Personal History, Robert Kanigel, Secrets of the Flesh, Tavia Gilbert, The Woman Who Would Be King, thomas jefferson