Bessie, Queen of the Sky
Bessie Coleman — the first Black American aviator.
FULL COLLECTION IN STOCK
CELEBRATING WOMEN
THROUGH CHILDREN'S BOOKS
Stories of real women turned into fairy tales.
We want to inspire our kids to dream big and do more
Studies support that girls feel less “smart” than boys by the age of six. Unfortunately, female characters are often stereotyped or one-dimensional. Books, cartoons, games and other educational material act as mirrors in which young girls see their reflection.
Our goal is to teach youngsters that diversity makes each one of us unique and equally capable of doing anything we set out to do — and to encourage them to find happiness, passion, drive and self-confidence from within.
Isadora, the Dancing Queen
Isadora Duncan — the founder of contemporary dance.
Marie, the Bright Queen
Marie Curie — the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in Physics.
Savitri, the Teaching Queen
Savitri Phule — an Indian social reformer, educationalist and poet.
Junko, Queen of the Mountains
Junko Tabei — the first woman to summit Mt. Everest.
Frida, Queen of the Canvas
Frida Kahlo — a Mexican artist and activist.