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  1. Book recommendation

    My Heart Smiles by Diana Oman is a fantastic book! Little girls will love it.

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  2. Groovy Girls

    We love groovy girls dolls at our house. They are available at most toy stores (including Indigo), and I think they'd be a great addition to your toy collection. I started looking into them when my daughter (then 18 months) started talking about Barbie. I'm not ready for Barbie to have a presence in our house just yet, but Groovy Girls (colourful, plush, diverse) I'm okay with.

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  3. Media to avoid

    I love this site, and I love how positive it is. But I would like to suggest adding 'books to avoid' to the site as well.

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  4. Some UK-related books (suffrage movement)

    A few suggestions on UK women's suffrage (I don't think I've seen any of these on AMG when I've been browsing):

    Non-fiction

    Emily Davidson: The Girl Who Gave Her Life For Her Cause (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Emily-Davison-Girl-Cause-was/dp/1904095666) age range 9-12?

    Emmeline Pankhurst (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Emmeline-Pankhurst-Famous-People-Lives/dp/0749636750) age range 6-12?

    Sylvia Pankhurst (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sylvia-Pankhurst-Classroom-Shirley-Harrison/dp/095539631X) age range 13+ (Sylvia's influence runs a lot further than just the suffrage movement, though)

    Fiction

    Suffragette: My Story (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Suffragette-My-Story-Carol-Drinkwater/dp/1407120727) age range 9-12?

    A Question of Courage (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Question-Courage-Marjorie-Darke/dp/1903015219) age range 9-12?

    Polly's March (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pollys-March-Linda-Newbery/dp/0746060319) age range 9-12?

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  5. Stories to learn

    Hello,

    As someone interested in, and clearly knowledgeable about writing for children, I wanted to let you know about a new project all focusing on wonder of storytelling. I'm hoping that you either may be able to help, offer advice, are interested in the premise, or could share this with people who would like to get involved. Even a tweet would be grand!

    Let’s Tell Stories was set up by myself and Javier Orti due to our belief that words give structure to our thoughts and feelings, and stories put perspective on things, offer understanding, help us reframe ideas, and…

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  6. I love Frannie K. Stein and think her series is good for girls.

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  7. List the NAP series - Women's Adventures in Science

    Can you please consider including the National Academies Press' series, Women's Adventures in Science, on your website? It's a biography set of 10 books about contemporary women scientists and their fascinating careers, that shows that the path from intellectually curious girl to talented innovator is as unique as the personality and circumstances of each scientist.

    I believe these books are for kids aged 4-8.

    Here are the prices -- they're running a holiday special, so you can use code GIFT13 for a 25% discount off the list price for books and merchandise.

    Buy the set: $89.50 $67.13
    Each book: $9.95…

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  8. Halloween ideas

    Books:
    Little Witch and the Riddle by Bruce Degen
    The Witch Who Was Afraid of Witches by Alice Low

    Movie:
    Hocus Pocus

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  9. 'Why' by Lindsay Camp and Tony Ross

    Lily is a little girl who drives her dad mad by asking why all the time. Then, one day, her questioning saves the world.

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  10. Women In Nature Books

    I love that you have a nature section for young girls. I'm assuming someone knows of a book that shows a woman living in nature like Henry David Thoreau's Walden, or like Eustace Conway's Turtle Island.

    I was discussing this with my professor but I do know of any stories written about a women living with nature? Do you have any books that are written like that, if not, what are your thoughts as to why women in "stories" aren't living in nature.

    Please let me know. I would love the feedback.

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  11. Thanks for making the world mightier!

    I'm so happy you added Dolores Huerta: A Hero to Migrant Workers to your site. Dolores is a mighty teacher, leader, mom and hero. She is a great example of the impact we can make when we pay attention, care and act. Thank you for sharing her story with your readers, young heroes and heroes in the making! Please let me know if there is anything I can do to support your work.

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  12. Stop Glitzing up Mulan

    (I posted this already, but forgot to post the link to the petition! Sorry!)

    I love what you did for Merida and in support of strong role models for girls. Did you know that there is a similar petition effort for Mulan? Give it a read and maybe you will be inspired to help pass the word about another hero for girls who needs our help!

    https://www.change.org/petitions/disney-corporation-stop-glitzing-up-mulan

    Thanks! Maureen

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  13. Stop Glitzing up Mulan

    I love what you did for Merida and in support of strong role models for girls. Did you know that there is a similar petition effort for Mulan? Give it a read and maybe you will be inspired to help pass the word about another hero for girls who needs our help!

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  14. Phoebe Gilman: great stories about strong girls

    I was disappointed to see you didn't have one of my favourite authors growing up: Phoebe Gilman, so I thought I'd share so others can enjoy her work. Her series Jillian Jiggs and stories "The Balloon Tree" and "Grandma and the Pirates" have strong young female protagonists and all her books have great messages. They also feature beautiful artwork that she illustrated herself. All of her books are not to be missed.
    http://www.phoebegilman.com/books.html

    Thanks for creating this site. I know I'll be glad to have it someday when I

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  15. Start a Petition, My Little Ponies: Friendship is Magic

    Hi,
    Thank you so much for starting the Merida petition. It meant so much to so many people.

    Similar in vein to the situation with Merida, Hasbro studios is making a movie version of the MLP:FIM franchise- and in doing so is seriously and significantly undermining the character-building, non-sexualizing aspects of the characters.

    I think you've done something deeply important with the Merida petition that is really making the whole of society (and people's relationship to large and powerful businesses) better.

    Thank you so much for your time,
    Rebecca Hiner

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  16. More female role models

    How about Christina Dodwell and Mary Kingsley?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christina_Dodwell

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Kingsley

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  17. Polarn O. Pyret: gender neutral and mighty girls clothing

    I noticed you don't have Polarn O. Pyret listed in your clothing section - at least, I can't find them! Check out polarnopyretusa.com. They have an entire section of gender neutral clothing, and their girls clothing has lots of fun pieces that allow for all kinds of tastes and mighty play times. They even have undies that don't feature licensed characters or a ton of pink! I think Po.P would be a great addition to your clothing collection. Here's a couple of examples:

    http://www.polarnopyretusa.com/index/page/product/product_id/5748/

    http://www.polarnopyretusa.com/index/page/product/product_id/

    http://www.polarnopyretusa.com/index/page/product/product_id/5458/

    I am a volunteer brand ambassador, and a parent who buys Po.P. I know…

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  18. Book suggestion: Katie Morag series

    I searched but didn't see these on your excellent site:
    http://www.randomhousesites.co.uk/childrens/katiemorag/home.htm

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  19. Create a conscious, empowering picture book!

    I am inviting you to help co-create an empowering children's book I am publishing via Kickstarter. "Firenze's Light" is the tale of a firefly who must decide whether to hide her light or let it shine for the world to see. This book has love, optimism, introspection and compassion at its core. Kickstarter allows you to get behind a project you want to see created, chose a reward (like first-edition copies of the book, prints of the illustrations etc.) with all proceeds from the rewards going to fund the book. We only have until May 18th to meet our goal,…

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  20. Shadow of the Dragon series

    I realise you may have a backlog of books to add, but please also add the Shadow of the Dragon series by Kate O'Hearn! The two lead characters are sisters - one 12, the other, not sure but younger. According to the 'stupid laws' of the kingdom, Kira, the eldest must be married by thirteen, but all she wants to do is ride Dragons like her dad (which for a girl is against the law).

    Our four-year-old loved the two books (which are begging to be made into summer blockbusters, they're so visual and action-packed.) My wife and I just…

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