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Adventurous Women Throughout History: Women In History That Other Women Should Read About
Author: Christine Bennet
Series: No Place For A Woman #1
Narrator: Ashlinn Romagnoli
Unabridged: 3 hr 34 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 01/14/2023
Genre: History - Women
Synopsis
A journalist feigning insanity. A trip into a women’s lunatic asylum. Could she survive the inhumane treatment and expose the twisted system?
Adventurous Women Throughout History is full of examples of remarkable women who inspire and who fought to break down barriers. By reading the stories of their can do attitudes, you’ll feel empowered to carry on no matter what obstacles you face.
Take a dive into the inspirational characters who changed their worlds:
• the influential female pirates of the Caribbean, Mary, and Anne
• the determination of Jean Robertson and Kathleen Howell who literally drove into history
• the competitive and scandalous Aqua Queen - Annette Kellerman[CR1]
• the persistence and bravery of Amelia Earhart
• the ingenuity of Ada Blackjack—the female Robinson Crusoe
…and so many more awe-inspiring stories of these women who made history.
To follow the footsteps of these extraordinary women, pick up your copy now, whether it be for inspiration or just for a fascinating read.
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