Womens Fiction

[close] All works should be appreciated—no matter the genre. Whether it be YA romance, literary fiction, or anything in between, it is wrong to downplay the works of women because some of them aren't "serious" enough. Don't get us wrong, we love classics too (Ahem, ahem, I am a literature major...), but come on! It's getting ridiculous at this point. Everyone should be able to enjoy The Summer I Turned Pretty without thinking they should be reading Pride and Prejudice instead (Jane Austen, I adore you). Enjoyment should never deem something as trivial. There is always potential to learn from books, no matter the text; reading is what you make of it.

[close] We would like to invite you to add to the list of book recommendations written by notable women or featuring inspiring women characters. We believe that the more perspectives we include, the richer and more diverse our reading experience can be. If you have read a book that you think should be included in this list, please feel free to share it with us. It can be a memoir, biography, novel, poetry collection, or any other genre, as long as it was written by a woman or features a significant female character. We welcome books from any time period or culture.

[close] Book Talk is a monthly meeting of women from the community 'The Girl Talk Club' in Berlin. The community is about women, empowerment, support, and sisterhood. So here we select books all related to women: - Female authors - Female lead characters - Biography of famous women - Feminism books and empowerment non-fiction

[close] Follow us on instagram! @buf.girls.who.read What is BGWR? A book club for smart, independent women in WNY to meet up in an inclusive, fun, and low pressure space to talk about books. This group is open to women who have been book worms their whole lives, are looking for an escape from the day to day, or are just picking up a new hobby to challenge themselves. We believe that books don’t have to be a guilty pleasure to be enjoyable, and can help build community, connection and friendship.