Warriors, Witches, Women: Celebrating Mythology's Fiercest Females Essays Richard Dawkins suggests that reading

Richard Dawkins suggests that reading fairy tales helps us all with critical thinking skills

This notebook is inspired by the stunning cover of the 1930 edition illustrated by Rockwell Kent

Look out for The Cat That Walked By Himself slinking around the handle

Each map is paired with a narrative explaining how it came to be made

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Warriors, Witches, Women: Celebrating Mythology's Fiercest Females Essays Richard Dawkins suggests that readingWarriors, Witches, Women is an inspiring new analysis of females from popular myth and legend, whose powerful stories have survived for millennia, as well as previously overlooked characters. Author Kate Hodges lovingly retells each heroine, rebel and provocateur's narrative, reappraising them in the light of contemporary feminism and discourses of empowerment, and placing each character firmly at the centre of their story. Illustrated by Harriet Lee