Look out, world, girls are taking over! These inspiring books about girls and women who dared to dream big highlight historical figures, events, and careers.
Author: Anna Iacovetta, Ph.D.
Anna Iacovetta, Ph.D.
Dr. Anna Iacovetta, a former elementary school teacher whose passionate interest in children's lit and fairy tales led her to earn a doctorate in Literature for Children & Young Adults from The Ohio State University. Anna is currently an education professor at John Carroll University and book reviewer who resides in Cleveland, Ohio where she lives with her husband and three young children.
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