My grandma recommends a book to everyone! (Ep.5) 

A video with grandma! ❤😊

I wish I could give this more than 1 like! Listening to your Grandma talking about internalised racism and being challenged, wishing to not be and STILL allowing it....what a delight!

I hope you realise how incredibly special it is to have three generation of intellectual, feminist women together to talk books with. Your grandma is amazing and I hope we get to see more of her!

Great video ❤❤ I will start Manifesto also!!!

I love your grandma so much and how vulnerable she is! What did she used to teach?

I definitely think the age in which one grows up makes a big difference regarding what types of things we assume, take for granted, etc. This book sounds good!

I adore your grandma! It's a shame you never introduced us during the last 20 years 😜 And now I want to read Manifesto.... there's just too many books to read 😭

I loved "Girl Woman Other" and I see now I need to dive into "Manifesto." I would join Feminist Fiction Berlin if it weren't such a long commute from America.

I'm currently reading Cometh up as a Flower by Rhoda Brougjton which claims to be an autobiography but reads like a novel and I'm really enjoying it. And it's only 180 pages. More similar to what you read I've had my eye on We Should All Be Feminist by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Women in aviation is an intrest of mine, Fly Girls by Kieth O'Brian is a very good nonfiction about the earliest women in aviation most of whome have been forgotten by history. Daughters of the Night by Aimie K Runyan is a good historical fiction about the Russian night bomber pilots that were women in WWII. And Irl we will be sending the first woman to the moon, the next mission next year will just be orbiting the moon but they will land on a later one. My last fast payed funny 5☆ book was Star Scrapper by J.N Chaney, it's sci‐fi which isn't really your thing but could be excellent for the slump (reccomended by the channel Gwendolyn Ransom) Or my other 5☆ last week was The Weaver and the Witch Queen by Genevieve Gornichec, which is historical fantasy with real Norwegian historical figures and events but with magic, I still like The Witch's Heart a bit more by her but really loved them both.