Citizen She
The Global Campaign for Women's Voting Rights
Age range 11 to 13
An inspiring journey of women’s struggles and victories around the globe as they fought for the right to vote.
Citizen She! tracks the global fight for women’s suffrage from the first pioneers in the eighteenth century to the heroines of today, from American Lucretia Mott to Egypt’s Huda Sha’arawi to China’s Qui Jin. What does it mean to have a vote, and why did women have to fight so hard to get one? How did they fight for it? And why are they still fighting in many countries around the globe? In illuminating the global struggle for women’s rights, the book shows us how far we’ve come — and that there is a lot left to fight for.
'An accessible nonfiction read about equal voting rights for middle grade readers.' — School Library Journal
Originally from Bern, Switzerland, Caroline Stevan studied journalism in France. She worked for a long time for the Swiss newspaper Le Temps, first in the international section and then in culture, and appears regularly on RTS radio. Her first book with Helvetic was BlaBlaCar, la France et moi. Elīna Brasliņa is a Latvian illustrator who has illustrated a number of books for children.
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