Is this book any good to introduce DD to feminism? Alternatives welcome too!

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DD (just turned 9) is getting very interested in - and angry about - sexism. This book came up when I searched for books about women's suffrage (we've been talking about voting etc). Any thoughts or suggestions would be much appreciated.

www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0750298375/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=8J196BXBAN55&coliid=I3V4QT3L7TYFP5

Thank you! :)

Well done for educating DD about feminism :)

My DD is only 5 so not at that stage yet, but watching with interest.

That looks really interesting, thanks for the link.

DD - also 9 - educated herself about feminism thanks to the Jacqueline Wilson book Opal Plumstead which is about a girl who becomes a suffragette. She really likes the Girls are Best book by Sandi Toksvig which is linked to on the Amazon page.

There are two other good fiction books as well. One is called Polly's March by Linda Newberry and the other is My Story: Suffragette by Carol Drinkwater.

But there aren't enough books, at least as far as DD is concerned, so would love any more suggestions too!