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They speak for our critters: Rebel Girls Animal Allies
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The Rebel Girls series is one that consistently offers it readers inspiring short biographies along with lively graphics. This time the editors have turned their gaze on women who care about and work for the betterment of animals.
Some of those featured are well known, as for example, Bindi Irwin, Jane Goodall and Temple Grandin. There are many others to meet as well including activists, filmmakers, conservationists, architects, vets and more. Spending time with all of them is inspiring. At the end of the books, readers will find additional resources.
This title would make an excellent addition to both home and school libraries.
Many thanks to NetGalley and Rebel Girls for this title. All opinions are my own.
Pub date: 04 April 2023
From The Times
Philip Larkin, Sylvia Plath and more: the 11 poetry collections you should read
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Tom Benn: ‘Characters need the freedom to speak wrong and act wrong’
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Elizabeth Jane Howard at 100: why she is one of our greatest writers
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Now out: The Strangers’ House
This title will be welcomed by academics and others who want to take a deep dive into the literature of Norther Ireland. The context within history and politics is explored in the introduction before moving into the other chapters. These explore works of both poetry and prose. Readers will discover new writers along with those of whom they have already heard. They will also leave the book understanding its title.
This is a book to be read by those who want to understand more about the complexities of Northern Ireland. Insights come from the writers.
Many thanks to NetGalley and Twelve Books for this title. All opinions are my own.
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