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I looked at 100 best-selling picture books: female protagonists were largely invisible

  • Written by Sarah Mokrzycki, PhD Candidate, Victoria University
I looked at 100 best-selling picture books: female protagonists were largely invisibleDespite a rise in feminist-themed books for children, picture books remain highly gendered overall.Shutterstock

In recent years, there has been a surge in “female empowerment” stories in the Australian picture book market. This long-overdue movement was largely inspired by the success of the crowdfunded book Goodnight Stories for Rebel...

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