March 29, 2021
Women’s History Month Book Tag
Thanks Lisa @ Hopewell’s Public Library of Life Blog for the inspiration for today’s book tag!
Rules:
- Thank the person who tagged you and link back to their post. Thanks for the inspiration Hopewell’s Public Library of Life!
- Link to the creator’s blog in your post Thank you, Margaret at Weird Zeal!
- Answer the questions below using only books written by women
- Feel free to use the same graphics
- Tag 8 others to take part in the tag
*This post contains Amazon affiliate links.
Women’s history month is one of my favorite topical posts to create. I debated about using the same format I’ve used in the past, but then I came across Lisa’s tag post last week and “bingo!” I knew this was the direction for this year’s post celebrating women characters, women authors, and women’s achievement!
Book with an intelligent female character:
These are my favorite types of characters and I’ve met so many of them through the books I’ve read!
Invisible Woman by Erika Robuck
Virginia is a complex and complicated character. She’s tough-minded, a demanding leader, cunning, and smart with her disguises, planning, and problem solving. (based on a real-life person)
