Hey Ladies,

I made a post awhile back about how I was building out a library of books for my daughter as I read, and I made some tags on StoryGraph! Thought you guys would want to peruse, I only tag things as I actually read them, and there are obviously some books that are covered by more than one of the tags.

I want to make another tag about female health and study which would include books like: Sexy but Psycho and Invisibile women, but I have not decided on a tag name yet.

• Feminist Library: True Stories of Real Women: These books are about real women in history, but might not necessarily be written by women. (https://app.thestorygraph.com/tags/84a974f2-cc4c-4dac-b9bd-67f39d2a41ab)
• Feminist Library: Stories by Women, about Women: Worthwhile stories with female leads, but all are written by female authors. Collection of fiction & nonfiction books. https://app.thestorygraph.com/tags/b2257921-8e6b-4b34-8d04-cb9a98715412
• Feminist Library: For Our Daughters: Stories that I feel have strong leads and are good 'role model style books for growing women. Not necessarily children's books. https://app.thestorygraph.com/tags/51b6b3e1-b8d3-40d4-8e32-2e08a9eb6dc6

If you are on StoryGraph, please feel free to send me a friend request and let me know you are from Ovarit so I can accept. <3 https://app.thestorygraph.com/profile/alceriniel

Also, if you have any recommendations for me to add to my to-read pile, please be sure to add them below. Since my focus has been on stories of real women, I have kinda been focusing on historical fiction (such as Phillipa Gregory's books) as those will be a bit easier to read when she becomes a teenager, but I am building a library, so any recommendations are welcome!