Which woman in the book did you find most inspiring and why?

This is a discussion prompt for Remember the Ladies: 100 Great American Women by Cheryl Harness. Use it to spark conversation with your child after reading.

What qualities do many of these notable women share?

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If you could meet one woman from this book, who would it be and what would you ask her?

This is a discussion prompt for Remember the Ladies: 100 Great American Women by Cheryl Harness. Use it to spark conversation with your child after reading.

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Remember the Ladies: 100 Great American Women

Name: Remember the Ladies: 100 Great American Women
ISBN: 9780439460637

by Cheryl Harness

This inspiring collection profiles 100 influential American women throughout history, highlighting their groundbreaking achievements and lasting legacies.

About This Book

A chronologically arranged collection of profiles of 100 notable American women, ranging from Virginia Dare to Oprah Winfrey.

Concepts

Self-Confidence & Identity Resilience & Perseverance Justice & Fairness Curiosity & Wonder Freedom & Independence Empathy & Kindness Growing Up Cultural Identity Being Different

Wonderlit Review

This book offers a chronological collection of brief profiles for 100 notable American women, spanning from historical figures like Virginia Dare to contemporary icons such as Oprah Winfrey. It handles the achievements of these women with an uplifting and informative tone, focusing on their contributions rather than dwelling on hardships. The emotional arc is one of inspiration and empowerment. This book is ideal for children interested in American history, those seeking diverse role models, or for supporting school projects. A parent might reach for this when a child expresses curiosity about famous women or needs material for a history assignment. No specific preparation is needed, though parents might want to discuss the historical context of certain figures. Younger children (4-6) will enjoy hearing selected stories read aloud, while older children (7-11) can read independently and delve deeper into the historical significance of each woman. Its strength lies in its broad scope, offering a wide array of figures across different eras and fields.