Gloria Steinem by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara explores the life of the plucky eponymous feminist and journalist. Steinem noticed at a young age that females and males were treated differently and held to different standards. She went on to become a journalist, and traveled the world, finding her true passions in grassroots activism, and feminism.

At the end is a section with more detailed information on Steinem's life, suitable for older readers. Inspirational and educational both, this entire series is great, and full of delightful art to engage younger audiences!

This is a wonderful feminist addition to this ever expanding and growing series. It was so great to see the beginnings of her journey into feminism included. This is a perfect inspirational book for young girls and boys.

Gloria Steinem realised when she was growing up that men and women were treated differently, and so, she made it her mission to become a feminist and activist who tried to get equal rights for men and women. She was a journalist, and she wrote many articles that helped people.

The book itself has lovely graphics, with easy to read text. I really enjoyed the book and I highly recommend it. It was very interesting to find out about Gloria and her work.

Many thanks to the author, publisher and NetGalley for a copy of this book.

amazing… again!!! Probably my favorite now. The art style and the way it’s written is just super lovely. I would definitely read more

I had heard the name Gloria Steinem plenty of times before, but until I saw this book I hadn’t realised that I didn’t actually know why she was famous or anything about her, so I’m happy that I now know that she was a journalist and an activist.

These biographies are age appropriate; inspiring and interesting, but not overwhelming. They have bright, beautiful illustrations, striking covers, and look great on a shelf together. I love the diversity of the people featured in this series. Artists, athletes, authors, activists, actors, explorers, entertainers, musicians and scientists.

Thank you NetGalley and Frances Lincoln Children's Books for the advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.

Inspirational

I thoroughly enjoyed this book on Gloria Steinem's life. It's interesting to read about her early days and her activism. The colorful illustrations are a nice touch. I believe this is a very inspirational book for young girls.

Thankyou to Netgalley and Quarto’s Frances Lincoln Children’s Books for this arc.

This latest book is about Gloria Steinem, whom I had no idea about before I read this. I had no idea who she was, what she did or anything.

I found out she was a journalist who's witty, honest articles challenged readers to see the world through her eyes. She became a journalist when he mother could not, as at the time women were not encouraged to be educated or have a job and were treated differently from men which Gloria didn't agree with and wanted to change.

She became passionate about feminism which she got from her Suffragette Grandmother.

Steinem encourages us to stand up to equality and teaches younger readers to fight for a fairer world.

She created the Womens Media Centre which promotes equality for women through articles and the media. It's still running today. She also promoted the rights for equal marriage rights.

No matter what gender you are you deserve the same rights as everyone else.

As always the Little People, Big Dreams series has not disappointed! A great intro to Gloria Steinem for youngsters, with just the right tone to start engaging in important conversations from a young age.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publishers for letting me access an advance copy of this book in exchange for my feedback.

I just Love this little books by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara, must be one of the best little books to purchase for children, these are the best-selling series of books and educational games that explore the lives of outstanding people, from designers and artists to scientists and activists. All of them achieved incredible things, yet each began life as a child with a dream.

So, this latest book is about Gloria Steinem is one of the latest of her books and this is so beautifully illustrated from start to end. Gloria realised from a young age that the women were treated differently than men, and that wasn't fair. Beginning her career as a journalist, her witty and honest articles challenged readers to see the world through her eyes. Following in the footsteps of her suffragist grandmother, she became passionate about feminism and grassroots activism.

There was so much work to be done, and Gloria kept working – she became a passionate leader in the women's liberation movement and dedicated her life to brining about change. A spokesperson for an entire generation, to this day Gloria inspires us to keep working for a fairer society – for everyone.


This is one book, you should definitely buy for your little readers so they can learn about Gloria Steinem

I am so glad these books are being published and I highly recommend all of these books

Many thanks to Quarto’s Frances Lincoln Children’s Books and NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for an honest reviewRuth Bader Ginsburg by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara

Yet another fantastic book from an amazing series of books!
I am astounded that I had never heard of this lady before - she is the sort of lady that everyone should be taught about in school, to encourage equal rights.
Loved it and can't wait for the next one!

I haven’t really heard of Gloria before reading this and wow did she have an interesting life. It’s amazing what you can learn from books. I found the book beautifully presented. Definitely will be getting hold of a copy.

I love this series - Little People, Big Dreams! I always jump at the chance to read these books.
I have heard about Steinem, but I didn't really know too much.
So pleased I read this book, now want to find out more. I hope this has the same effect on the young people who read this book, who are the main target audience for the books in this series.
I loved the focus on gender and feminism, and how this reflected in the illustrations.
This book is so positive and inspiring - just like Steinem herself!