Download Like A Girl edition by Aparna Jain SelfHelp eBooks
Download Like A Girl edition by Aparna Jain SelfHelp eBooks
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Do you ever get the feeling that girls have it less easy than boys? Have you been told to behave 'like a girl’? That you should learn to cook and be nice and keep your legs crossed?
Well, here are the stories of fifty-six women who broke the rules to forge new paths for themselves and others.
Adventurous and ambitious, they fought battles and legal cases. They won elections and matches. They climbed mountains and mastered science. Best of all, they never stopped chasing their dreams.
Read about them. Talk about them. Get inspired.
And go change the world!
Download Like A Girl edition by Aparna Jain SelfHelp eBooks
"Loved the stories in this book. Great for everyone to read. Has fantastic messages for perseverance, standing up for yourself, etc. Would highly recommend for children. (I'm a librarian.)"
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Like A Girl edition by Aparna Jain SelfHelp eBooks Reviews
- Loved the stories in this book. Great for everyone to read. Has fantastic messages for perseverance, standing up for yourself, etc. Would highly recommend for children. (I'm a librarian.)
- I actually bought the book because there is a need for the topic to exist. But I am entirely shocked at how this book is nothing but a propaganda.
I am numb to see Barkha Dutt being represented as a hero, when there's evidence on how many instances she has compromised national security on television network. A hero?
Jay Lalitha may have been hugely popular but even though she was acquitted of the corruption charges, her co-accused were later found guilty. Jay Laitha's case could not be further pursued on account of her death, making her acquittal itself questionable. A hero?
It is proven that Teesta Setalvad used fabricated evidence against the case on 2002 Godhra riots. Her NGO is accused of fraud and fund embezzlement. A hero?
Medha Patkar is the one who opposed the death penalty for the terrorists involved in the Mumbai attack that killed 300+ innocent civilians. A hero?
The research is shallow and several portraits have been added as if they ran out of time. The book tries to 'hit hard while the iron is hot' with a popular topic, but fails to do justice to the actual cause of Indian women or the nation itself. The authors seems to have used her connections to further a group agenda to brain wash little girls.
If you truly wish to empower girls it is important to have a balanced view, unadulterated by political agenda, present undiluted facts.
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