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Flavorwires Girl Cannon, 50 Books About the Female Experience - Page 2

By Emily Temple on Jan 29, 2015 11:15am
Everyone knows that, statistically at least, girls read more than boys. But the classic, canonical growing-up books, at least in American culture, tend to represent the male experience — I’m thinking On the Road, The Catcher in the Rye, everything ever written by Bret Easton Ellis or Michael Chabon — and while these are great books, suitable for boys or girls, the question remains: where are the books for girls to grow up on? Well, they’re definitely out there, if perhaps assigned less often in schools to readers of both genders. And so I propose a Girl Canon, populated by books not necessarily for girls but which investigate, address, or represent the female experience in some essential way.
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How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents
How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents
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Why Did I Ever (Mary Robison)
Why Did I Ever (Mary Robison)
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Emily Dickinson
Emily Dickinson
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Dealing With Dragons
Dealing With Dragons
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Purple Hisbiscus
Purple Hisbiscus
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The Complete Claudine (Collette)
The Complete Claudine (Collette)
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The Woman Warrior
The Woman Warrior
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No One Belongs Here More Than You
No One Belongs Here More Than You
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Ghost World (Daniel Clowes)
Ghost World (Daniel Clowes)
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The Dream of a Common Language (Adrienne Rich)
The Dream of a Common Language (Adrienne Rich)
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