A Little Princess: Your Next Must-Read!
Helen Barnard, The Little Princess, 2025. Imagine coming home after a long day, where literally everything went wrong, and you find this book on your bed. A warm embrace to soothe you. It’s one of my favourite books that gave me hope, renewed my...Barbie Comes to London: Design Museum Exhibition Review
The original 1959 Barbie on display. Photo by Scarlett Evans. The world descended into Barbie-mania last year, with Greta Gerwig’s much-anticipated film starring the leggy blonde doll who’s been the staple of children’s homes since the 1950s. It...Eve: A Review
Thoughts on Eve: How The Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution. Cat Bohannon was a life-drawing model. She seemed to enjoy it. It was money and she used it not just to be observed unclothed, but to observe those who were drawing her. I could write...Review of Barbie: The Movie, Better late than Never
Contrary to what most people I have talked to believe, this film was not for children. It was for everyone else. My partner loved the film as well. We both laughed hard.
Unearthing the Girls of the Holocaust: Girlhood at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum
Robin explores the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, looking for the stories of girls. Her findings showcase the struggles of incorporating girlhood into historical narratives.