Why not? Either activity would be fantastic. Wouldn’t it be splendid to have a little gallery of your own in your home or classroom of amazing women?Īlso, what about letting the kids feature themselves?! The purpose of this book is to inspire young people to be aware of their great potential, so why not allow them to dream a little and record a bit about themselves? Therefore, an idea I had for a spin on the above mentioned activity would be to have children do their writing assignment about themselves. I patterned the format of the writing portion after the book so that it could be used as a mentor text and added a drawing portion inspired by the gallery at the beginning and end of the book. I thought it would be a wonderful idea for kids to have the chance to find their own example of a woman who changed the world, learn a little about them, and then share what they learned through a writing activity. While this book does cover 13, there are many more wonderful influential women in America’s history and the worlds for that matter. Mini Biography or Autobiography Inspired by “She Persisted” I can definitely see why it is a best seller!Ĭlick here to purchase “She Persisted” *Affiliate link Each mini biography is brief, but powerful and the illustrations are lovely.

These features cover so many heroines that include Rosa Parks, Nellie Bly, Helen Keller and many more. It starts with a short introduction and then proceeds to give a small highlight on 13 American women who have made a difference in the world. It is the perfect book to help teach our sons to never underestimate girls and to always respect them and their equal potential. This book is beautiful and oh-so-needed! It is the perfect book to empower young ladies all over and give them the courage to fight for their dreams through the wonderful examples of strong women that have come before them. “She Persisted: 13 American Women Who Changed the World” by Chelsea Clinton and Alexandra Boiger

She persisted around the world