Barbara Winslow Knihy

An extraordinary political biography of English suffragist, feminist, and socialist Sylvia Pankhurst.

Highlighting the contributions of women throughout history, this collection offers an eclectic assortment of books that serve as a vital resource for students, teachers, and the general public. It aims to provide accessible insights into the diverse fields where women's impact has been significant, addressing a long-overdue need for representation and recognition in educational materials.

Fancy, a dog, and Francis, his best friend, make friends and help people until one day they need help.

Amidst the encroaching gray fog that brings chaos, a Channel 5 weatherman downplays the situation, insisting it's merely a minor weather event. This contrast highlights the tension between public perception and reality, as the fog's impact unfolds across the nation. The narrative explores themes of denial and the consequences of underestimating danger, creating a gripping atmosphere as the characters navigate the growing turmoil.

Set in contemporary Alaskan Yup'ik Eskimo communities, the narrative centers on Annie's "first dance," a significant coming-of-age ceremony that marks her official acceptance into the Eskimo culture. The story highlights the vibrant traditions of singing, drumming, and dancing that continue to unite the villagers in celebration of their heritage. Through Annie's experience, the book explores themes of identity, community, and the importance of cultural rituals.

A young boy in Kittery, Maine becomes entangled in a mystery when a ghost from the Civil War seeks his assistance. The ghost is determined to find resolution before it can move on, prompting an intriguing quest that blends history with supernatural elements. As the boy delves into the past, he uncovers secrets that intertwine their fates and challenge his understanding of courage and friendship.

Barbara Winslow tells the critical history of the Seattle women’s liberation movement during the 1960s and 1970s, outlining its successes and failures, emphasizing the foundational role that Black women played in the movement, and showing how it provides a model for contemporary feminist activism.