Girls in literature
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Girls in literature
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Girls in literature
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- Great books for girls, more than 600 books to inspire today's girls and tomorrow's women, Kathleen Odean
- Nancy Drew and company, culture, gender, and girls' series, edited by Sherrie A. Inness
- The Nancy Drew scrapbook, Karen Plunkett-Powell
- The pocket daring book for girls, things to do, Andrea J. Buchanan & Miriam Peskowitz ; illustrations by Alexis Seabrook
- Shelf discovery, teen classics we never stopped reading, by Lizzie Skurnick ; with contributions by Meg Cabot [and others]
- Good girl messages, how young women were misled by their favorite books, Deborah O'Keefe
- To kill a mockingbird, Catriona Mills
- What Katy read, feminist re-readings of "classic" stories for girls, Shirley Foster and Judy Simons
- To Kill a Mockingbird SparkNotes Literature Guide, SparkNotes
- Scout, Atticus, and Boo, a celebration of fifty years of To kill a mockingbird, Mary McDonagh Murphy
- Harper Lee's To kill a mockingbird, edited and with an introduction by Harold Bloom
- I am an emotional creature, the secret life of girls around the world, Eve Ensler
- The Wilder life, my adventures in the lost world of Little house on the prairie, Wendy McClure
- Meg, Jo, Beth, Amy, the story of Little Women and why it still matters, Anne Boyd Rioux
- Harper Lee's To kill a mockingbird, edited & with an introduction by Harold Bloom
- Chasing Lolita, how popular culture corrupted Nabokov's little girl all over again, Graham Vickers
- 100 books for girls to grow on, Shireen Dodson
- The girl sleuth, Bobbie Ann Mason
- Meg, Jo, Beth, Amy, the story of Little Women and why it still matters, Anne Boyd Rioux
- Toni Morrison's The bluest eye, edited and with an introduction by Harold Bloom
- The Wilder life, my adventures in the lost world of Little house on the prairie, Wendy McClure
- Meg, Jo, Beth, Amy, the story of Little Women and why it still matters, Anne Boyd Rioux
- Sisters, schoolgirls, and sleuths, girls' series books in America, Carolyn Carpan
- Meg, Jo, Beth, Amy, the story of little women and why it still matters, by Anne Boyd Rioux
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