What Are You Reading This Christmas Break? 11 Women Authors Tell Us About Their Favourite Book

Here we have an excellent list of recommendation from some very popular women authors. Which ones are you reading this festive season?
Here we have an excellent list of recommendation from some very popular women authors. Which ones are you reading this festive season?
Madame d’Aulnoy was the first person to coin the term fairy tales in French “conte de fĂ©e”.
As our world changed, the cultural significance of Harry Potter changed with it.
An excerpt from the chapter ‘When a Devi Ma Becomes a Woman’ from Ratno Dholi.
Brenda Blethyn’s version of Vera includes a wide range of audible “hmmphs”, the interrogative “hmmmms?”, and a chesty cackle.
My Brilliant Career not only captured the frustration of women at the turn of the century; it refused to end happily.
“I write to feel liberated, I write to feel alive, I write because my writings will live longer than I will and that is one hell of a motivation,” writes author Shravya Bhinder.
“I write about strong and independent female characters who don’t let anything stand in their way,” writes Apeksha Rao.
Six realities that influence women’s leadership with regards to politics in the workplace along with ideas on improving them.
Judge’s life was one of a young woman with big ambitions who broke barriers in academics in India.