Banned Books Week may be over, but the culture of banning and challenging books seems to be a never-ending process and becoming part of our everyday lives. But to conclude this annual celebration, I wanted to list my favorite banned books, books that I feel were unnecessarily banned/challenged, and books that need uplifting and highlighted forContinue reading “Favorite Banned Books”
Tag Archives: Feminist Reads
Books to Get Out of the UK and Ireland: September Edition
Are you looking for your next great read? Why not try out the books from across the pond? Despite from what governments say, books are essential and are needed now, more than ever. So if you are need of a variety and want to read diverse stories, then I suggest you try out some BritishContinue reading “Books to Get Out of the UK and Ireland: September Edition”
Quotes of the Day – April 27, 2022
Quote of the Day- March 10, 2022
Cup of Tea’s Best Books of 2021: Fiction, Poetry and Other Nonfiction Books
Welcome to the Cup of Tea’s Best Books of the Year, where I list the best of the best books I read this year.
Author Talk with Laura Bates
Make sure to join me for my upcoming and exciting author talk with feminist activist and founder of the Everyday Sexism Project, Laura Bates!
Quote of the Day – November 2, 2021
Book Review: Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men by Caroline Criado Pérez
Format: Paperback Pages: 411 pages Published: March 5, 2020 (first published March 7th 2019) Publisher: Vintage Genre: Nonfiction, Feminism, Sociology, Science, Politics
Great Nonfiction Books by Women: International Women’s Day
Today is International Women’s Day, a day we recognize and appreciate all the great accomplishments women have done for the world. This year, the campaign focuses on the initiatives that challenge inequality, goes against stereotypes and call out bias and help build a more inclusive world. This powerful sentiment is supported by the message #ChooseToChallenge.Continue reading “Great Nonfiction Books by Women: International Women’s Day”
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