Changing Women's Lives One Dream at a Time
Donated Book – Now available at Samuels Public Library Front Royal Women’s Resource Center and Royal Oak Bookshop co-sponsor donations to Samuels Public Library that are by or about women. Nan Hathaway, Book Donation Sponsor & Coordinator, chooses our books
Donated Book – Now available at Samuels Public Library Front Royal Women’s Resource Center and Royal Oak Bookshop co-sponsor donations to Samuels Public Library that are by or about women. Nan Hathaway, Book Donation Sponsor & Coordinator, chooses our books
Donated Book – Now available at Samuels Public Library Front Royal Women’s Resource Center and Royal Oak Bookshop co-sponsor donations to Samuels Public Library that are by or about women. Nan Hathaway, Book Donation Sponsor & Coordinator, chooses our books
Donated Book – Now available at Samuels Public Library Front Royal Women’s Resource Center and Royal Oak Bookshop co-sponsor donations to Samuels Public Library that are by or about women. Nan Hathaway, Book Donation Sponsor & Coordinator, chooses our books
Donated Book – Now available at Samuels Public Library Front Royal Women’s Resource Center and Royal Oak Bookshop co-sponsor donations to Samuels Public Library that are by or about women. Nan Hathaway, Book Donation Sponsor & Coordinator, chooses our books
Donated Book – Now available at Samuels Public Library Front Royal Women’s Resource Center and Royal Oak Bookshop co-sponsor donations to Samuels Public Library that are by or about women. Nan Hathaway, Book Donation Sponsor & Coordinator, chooses our books
A Woman in the House (And Senate): How Women Came to the United States Congress, Broke Down Barriers, and Changed the Country By Ilene Cooper Illustrated by Elizabeth Baddeley The title of this book was the slogan of Bella
The Library Book By Susan Orlean (*Note: The following abridged book commentary was written by Ron Charles who writes about books for the Washington Post. The complete commentary can be found online in the Washington Post Book Review section.
Real American, a Memoir By Julie Lythcott-Haims I am the untallied, unpaid, unrepented damages of one of America’s founding crimes. I come from people who endured the psycho-cultural genocide of slavery, reconstruction, and Jim Crow. Who began to find
Quackery: A Brief History of the Worst Ways to Cure Everything By Lydia Kang, MD and Nate Pedersen Arriving just after the season of ghosts and ghouls called Halloween, Quackery, delves into a fascinating history of quacks and quack “cures”