The Women’s History of the World

Published on by Wendy Kirk

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Sue recommends:
The Women’s History of the World by Rosalind Miles

When I felt most invisible – at home with post-natal depression with two small children – I read this and heard about all those other invisible women since humans existed who were strong and wonderful and it gave me hope. Also hugely informative and entertaining and went round my friends like wildfire.

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