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SUMMARY:Tuesday Morning Page Turners
LOCATION:Montgomery branch\nMontgomery branch
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DESCRIPTION:"Over a decades-long\, distinguished career\, journalist Norah
  O'Donnell has made it her mission to shed light on untold women's stories
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 " alt="" /></p>\n<p>New book discussion participants are always welcome.</
 p>\n<p>In honor of America's 250th birthday\, O'Donnell focuses that passi
 on on the American heroines who helped change the course of history. ... T
 hrough extensive research and interviews\, as well as historical documents
  and old photos\, O'Donnell curates a ... portrait of these fierce fighter
 s for freedom. From Mary Katherine Goddard\, who printed the first signed 
 Declaration of Independence\, to the Forten family women\, who were active
  in the abolition and suffrage movements and were considered the 'Black Fo
 unders' of Philadelphia\, to the first women who served in the armed force
 s even before they had the right to vote\, O'Donnell brings these extraord
 inary women together for the first time\, and in doing so writes the Ameri
 can story anew"-- Provided by publisher.</p>\nhttps://sclsnj.libnet.info/e
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