by Kate Connell
First published 1992
In 1850s America, women are little more than property. But Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton won't be silenced. These fiery activists forge an unbreakable bond, launching a lifelong crusade for women's suffrage. Traveling the country, they rally support, publish a groundbreaking newspaper, and take their fight all the way to the halls of Congress. Their unwavering determination will inspire a revolution.
Genres: american-fiction, feminism, biography-memoir, 19th-century, activism, american-history
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: based-on-true-story, inspirational, underdog
Setting: United States
Period: 1850s
85 pages · Paperback · Steck-Vaughn Co