Heroines Quilt VII: Granny Weatherwax and the Wyrd Sisters

My mother introduced me to the wonderful world of books and the power of words. She made sure we often left the library in a car packed with books about anything and everything.  I soon took an interest in fantasy books, which led me to the Terry Pratchett...

Heroines Quilt VII: Fairy

My childhood heroine was an invisible fairy watching over me as I skipped a run in my blossoming garden, as I cooked flower petals on my cooking stove made of plastic and wood, as I spoke to my Barbie dolls after a tiring day at school. That invisible fairy would...

Heroines Quilt VII: Kim Possible

My girlhood heroine was Kim Possible (and even Shego from the same cartoon – the show features two very strong female characters). During each episode, Kim proved how one could do well in school, be captain of her High School cheer squad, and save the world from...

Heroines Quilt VII: Leslie Knope

I began watching Parks and Recreation during my teenage years. I immediately admired the character of Leslie Knope. The series follows Leslie, a persistent optimist and committed public servant, as she works to fulfil her many ambitions. Leslie provides an important...

Heroines Quilt VII: Beezus

I was an avid reader throughout elementary and middle school, often spending every day between the shelves of my schools’ libraries. I still read but “avid” would be an overstatement. In elementary school, I tore through series week after week, often...

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