What order should I read Images and Issues of Women in Twentieth-Century America?

The Images and Issues of Women in Twentieth-Century America series should be read in this order: 1. Flappers and the New American Woman, 2. War, Women, and the News.

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Q: How many Images and Issues of Women in Twentieth-Century America books are there?

There are 2 books in the Images and Issues of Women in Twentieth-Century America series by Catherine Gourley, for ages 11-18.

Images and Issues of Women in Twentieth-Century America is a 2-book series for ages 11–18 by Catherine Gourley.

Reading Order

Flappers and the New American Woman2007

War, Women, and the News2007

What This Series Covers

Freedom & Independence Self-Confidence & Identity Justice & Fairness History Art & Creativity Being Different

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