Women Warriors: Myths and Legends of Heroic Women

by Marianna Mayer

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A collection of twelve traditional tales about female military leaders, war goddesses, women warriors, and heroines from around the world, including such countries as Japan, Ireland, and Zimbabwe.

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I love all the stories in this book, because I find empowered women of the past very interesting and often overlooked. Loved it!

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Heller, Julek	Illustrator	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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