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Tant pour les mamans, que pour toutes les autres qui continuent à se développer, que pour les hommes Format Kindle, 0,00 € , Relié, Broché Alors j'avais entendu beaucoup de bien de ce livre dont déjà je ne m'attendais pas à ce qu'il soit si petit. Le texte reprend une réponse mail de l'auteure à une amie donc voilà c'est très court. Est ce que pour autant le texte est dense? Pas forcément. Il est Format Kindle, 0,00 € , Relié, Broché If I were asked to choose a book to summarize my vision of feminism, I would definitely think about that one. It was a gift for my mother, I also offered it to my sister and to a friend of mine. It definitely gave me a perspective about how I have been raised and made me Format Kindle, 0,00 € , Relié, Broché Je ne partage pas tous les points mais le spectrum de reflexion est très intéressant ! Format Kindle, 0,00 € , Relié, Broché Rien ajouter. Ce qui me marque particulirement dans ce livre, part l'criture assez simple mais trs singulire de Chimamanda, c'est le fait qu'un thme aussi universel , ne soit pas forcment trait sous Format Kindle, 0,00 € , Relié, Broché

The award winning, bestselling author of We Should All Be Feministsand Americanah gives us this powerful statement about feminism todaywritten as a letter to a friend.

A few years ago, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie received a letter from a childhood friend, a new mother who wanted to know how to raise her baby girl to be a feminist. Dear Ijeawele is Adichies letter of response: fifteen invaluable suggestionsdirect, wryly funny, and perceptivefor how to empower a daughter to become a strong, independent woman. Filled with compassionate guidance and advice, it gets right to the heart of sexual politics in the twenty first century, and starts a new and urgently needed conversation about what it really means to be a woman today.

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I was on the train home, having already finished my first read of the month and a little way through the second, but I really wanted to read something short and preferably a non fiction book. This ticked both boxes and I had a great time reading wise words from my favourite feminist, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. This lady is truly an inspiration to us all, and I really felt like I learnt a lot form this honest, open hearted letter to her friend about the best way to raise children to be feminists too! There were so many wonderful suggestions, fifteen to be exact, and I could tell that they all came from the heart.Adichie never claims to be an expert in what she talks about, but I loved her ideas, especially when it came down to choice and equality. Children should be able to CHOOSE what they want to play with. Boys and girls alike. The same applies to clothes, shoes, activities and dreams. Having worked in a kids shoe shop, I know I used to cringe when I heard mothers steer their little girls towards the pink sparkly pumps and away from the dinosaurs and train patterns that they claimed were 'meant for the boys'. Some girls LIKE dinosaurs and trains. I used to see plenty of boys wanting to wear the bright and shiny shoes and THAT'S OKAY. Let them be a princess if they want to, there is nothing beautiful than a child's imagination! My only niggle was that because it was a letter, it included a lot of names and stories that I couldn't fully relate to. But I kind of liked that about it too. It was a letter that gave me hope and made me smile, and that was enough. Format Kindle, 0,00 € , Relié, Broché Super petit livre, à offrir ou à lire ! Format Kindle, 0,00 € , Relié, Broché I love Mrs Adichie's work. The Book arrived in perfect state. Format Kindle, 0,00 € , Relié, Broché Although I don't believe everything Adichie says, which is normal, especially when discussing feminism, this is another great piece of work by Adichie. Sometimes she points out what I think are obvious, but I read and vocalise a lot of my feminism, such as gender stereotypes are taught from a young age, with boy baby grows in blue and girl baby grows in pink' but then she also makes fantastic points like 'knowledge of cooking is not pre installed in a vagina'. Adichie always moves and inspires me to fight fight fight for women's equality. I would love now to see a Feminist Manifesto for how to raise the boys! Format Kindle, 0,00 € , Relié, Broché Easy quick read, a must have to go to in reminding us to think and question things around us concerning women's situation in our societies. Format Kindle, 0,00 € , Relié, Broché