Women Who Win: Celebrating courage, conviction and change by Antoinette Lattouf – Our Review
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Our Review…
This book is fierce, fiery and champions the voices of women.
From journalist and human rights lawyer Antoinette Lattouf, this book is filled with stories upon stories of women from all backgrounds who have fought against the injustice and systemic barriers that have sought to squash them.
The diversity of voice is incredible, from women who have faced all odds and who have defied them for the good of future generations.
From well-known voices to stories that have not yet had the opportunity to be heard, Lattouf’s own story is intertwined throughout the book.
Each story could be a book in its own right, this book is filled with hope, power, and triumph. A beautiful reflection and a steely middle finger to anyone who tries to create a world that calls for women to remain small for a day longer.
Review by Lydia @ Great Escape Books
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