Women's History

8 Novels with Strong Female Leads: Women’s History Month

Women’s History Month is celebrated every March. We love that this month highlights strong and brave women who have significantly impacted this world. It dawned on me that during this month, we focus on real-life women: doctors, lawyers, nurses, teachers, scientists, and even ordinary ladies who made courageous and monumental decisions in our history. These… Continue reading 8 Novels with Strong Female Leads: Women’s History Month

Author Study, Book Review, English Language Arts, Women's History

Pam Munoz Ryan: Using an Author Study in the Classroom

Pam Munoz Ryan is an author to be trusted. If you have ever read one of her stories, you know you’re bound to have a captivating and emotional experience when you pick up one of her books. Pam Munoz Ryan is the perfect writer to begin an author study within the classroom. Her books contain profound… Continue reading Pam Munoz Ryan: Using an Author Study in the Classroom

Black History, Women's History

Women’s History Month: Amanda Gorman

Amanda Gorman’s Climbing Hills: An Inspiration to All Amanda Gorman was initially thrust into the spotlight when she made her debut in 2021 as the youngest poet in history to speak at a presidential inauguration. She was only twenty-two years old. With her red headband and bright yellow blazer, people all across America leaned in… Continue reading Women’s History Month: Amanda Gorman