A review by sc104906
Our Stories, Our Voices: 21 YA Authors Get Real About Injustice, Empowerment, and Growing Up Female in America by Hannah Moskowitz, Amy Reed, Tracy Deonn Walker, Sandhya Menon, Ellen Hopkins, Amber Smith, Sona Charaipotra, Somaiya Daud, Stephanie Kuehnert, Julie Murphy, I.W. Gregorio, Tracy Deonn, Anna-Marie McLemore, Martha Brockenbrough, Christine Day, Jaye Robin Brown, Aisha Saeed, Alexandra Duncan, Jenny Torres Sanchez, Brandy Colbert, Maurene Goo, Nina LaCour
3.0
I received this through Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review.
This is a collection of essay from several female YA authors. Each discusses their own experiences with being a woman, feminism, and the challenges of sexuality as it relates to their gender. Several of the essays were stellar and encouraged me to read beyond the anthology, while others were lack luster. However, that may simply relate to the author's style and its connection to my own personality. I think this work will give rise to discussions. However, I do believe one of the essays will spark strong debate within the YA community.
This is a collection of essay from several female YA authors. Each discusses their own experiences with being a woman, feminism, and the challenges of sexuality as it relates to their gender. Several of the essays were stellar and encouraged me to read beyond the anthology, while others were lack luster. However, that may simply relate to the author's style and its connection to my own personality. I think this work will give rise to discussions. However, I do believe one of the essays will spark strong debate within the YA community.