Book details
How High Can We Climb?: The Story of Women Explorers
Description
Profiles twelve women explorers of the land, sea, and air: Jeanne Baret, Florence Baker, Annie Smith Peck, Josephine Peary, Arnarulunguaq, Elisabeth Casteret, Nicole Maxwell, Sylvia Earle, Junko Tabei, Kay Cottee, Sue Hendrickson, and Ann Bancroft.
Age
10-12
Text complexity
advanced
Length
224 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Inspiration from Pioneering Women: Reading 'How High Can We Climb?: The Story of Women Explorers' provides a source of inspiration as it showcases the stories of courageous women who defied societal expectations and ventured into uncharted territories, encouraging readers to pursue their own dreams and ambitions.
- Historical Insight: The book offers valuable historical insight into the lives and achievements of female explorers, providing a deeper understanding of the challenges they faced and the contributions they made to the field of exploration and to society as a whole.
- Empowerment and Gender Equality: By highlighting the accomplishments of women who have often been overlooked in history, this book serves as an empowering read that promotes gender equality and the recognition of women's capabilities and successes in all areas of life, including exploration.
- Educational Value: 'How High Can We Climb?' is not only an engaging read but also an educational one, offering readers the opportunity to learn about geography, culture, and the spirit of adventure through the lens of women's experiences, making it a valuable addition to any reader's library.