This week's book list: Celebrating the final full week of Women's History Month
POSTSCRIPT'D - This is the final full week of Women’s History Month, so every book on our Hit List is a celebration of women: women who have lived extraordinary lives and women who have made extraordinary contributions to history...
This is the final full week of Women’s History Month, so every book on our Hit List is a celebration of women: women who have lived extraordinary lives and women who have made extraordinary contributions to history. We lead the list with Tennessee Lady Vols’ Pat Summitt, the winning-est coach in women’s college basketball history. She had to step down from her post after being diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease, but her story of triumph still inspires. (This week also kicks off March Madness.)
Also on the list is a book by Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman selected to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court. There’s also Girl of Mine, a children’s picture book about a father’s celebration of his daughter. And this list would not be complete without Maya Angelou. We picked the classic, I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, her story of coming of age and literally finding her voice.
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