The Midnight Readers discussion

I recommend The Cure for Dreaming. It was awesome! It's YA historical fantasy, and very very feminist.
The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy was good too, but it's a sequel.

@Adela, I'm glad someone finally recommended this one! I've been meaning to read it, but haven't gotten the chance yet.

jane eyre is a classic feminist book

I am Malala is a favourite of mine ❤️!

And lots of my friends recommend The Henna Wars

"The Lilac Girls" by Martha Hall Kelly. Tough read, but really good.

It's already been said but The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy (and some parts of The Gentleman's Guide) is a great feminist book. Also basically any classic written by a female author, due to the time it was written it can seem un-feminist and submissive, but the female characters are actually pretty feminist in relation to setting. And Wilder Girls definitely.

The Vanishing Half is soooo good. It's not specifically feminist, but it's empowering.