Women’s History Month

March is Women's History Month

Follow in the footsteps of women who changed the world with reading recommendations and resources for all ages.

📚 Reading Recommendations for Adults

💫 Events at the Library

📚 Reading Recommendations for Children & Teens

🖥️ Staff Blogs on Women's History

🔍 Library Databases & Online Resources for Research

HERSTORY: Women's History Month

Captivating non-fiction titles about courageous, leading, powerful, and inspiring women that are currently making or have made history.

HERstorical Fiction

Historical fiction books from a woman's point of view.

She Persisted

Read one of these biographies or autobiographies about pioneering women in their field and how they made an impact on the world.

Virginia Women

Biographies and essays give a glimpse of the lives of famous and "ordinary" Virginia women.

Events at the Library

Janetta Fitzhugh and Women's Suffrage in Stafford County

Mar 29th | 11:00am - 12:00pm
Learn of local leader Janetta R. Fitzhugh championed women's suffrage in this region during the 20th century.

An Evening with the Artist, Featuring Julie Maida

Apr 24th | 5:00pm - 7:30pm
Connect with other art enthusiasts and enjoy Julie Maida's art, on display at the Towne Centre Branch March-May. Light refreshments.

March 1-31: Women's History Month Reading Challenge

Celebrate Women's History Month this March! Log your reading in Beanstack and earn themed badges.

You Go, Girls!

In celebration of Women's History Month, here are some extraordinary biographies for teens about women who changed the world!

Hear Me Roar! Great Fiction for Girls

Stories about girls who demonstrate full-on girl power in many different ways.

Book Corner: Best-selling Authors Featured in Spring Talks

Enjoy presentations from many big-name authors in the comfort of your home with CRRL’s Online Author Talks series.

Book Corner: Immerse Yourself in Narrative Nonfiction

Narrative nonfiction reads like a novel, so you get the benefit of learning something new while being entertained.

Book Corner: Historical Fiction About Strong Women

These historical fiction picks shine a spotlight on stories of real women from around the world and from different time periods.

JSTOR

Academic journal articles covering most disciplines, including arts, history, humanities, science, medicine, and law.

Ancestry for Virginians

The Library of Virginia provides access to select collections and content through an agreement with Ancestry.com.

Gale in Context: Elementary

Highly visual, guided research tools for students in kindergarten through grade 5. Provided by Find It Virginia.

Britannica Library

The classic encyclopedia, plus Internet Guide, Merriam Webster Dictionary & Thesaurus, video and media collection, and more.
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