Help mold your little feminists with this series of books that highlight women who took a stand for women everywhere.

Celebrate the women who changed the world for the better—from A to Z—with this fun ABC favorite.

Highlighting American ballet dancer Misty Copeland, this book details her life, fun details, quotes, and amazing graphics to inspire any little dancer.

Soar into the story of the world-famous aviator Amelia Earhart with this uniquely illustrated board book.

For your little rebel, this book highlights 20 women who dared to step outside of the box, like Megan Rapinoe and Greta Thunberg.

This board book adaptation of Little Dreamers: Visionary Women Around the World shows even the littlest ones what's possible with stories of 18 women creators.

Baby's first book on Rosa Parks is a great way to introduce them to the historic story that sparked monumental changes in America.

This inspiring book tells the story of Swedish teenager and Nobel Peace Prize nominee Greta Thunberg and her quest to raise awareness about the global climate crisis. This is a great book to introduce Greta's work and climate change to your little one.

Your little monkey will love learning about Jane Goodall's journey, from her young life in London, to creating a life with the chimpanzees, and everything she discovered along the way.

A perfect book for the little explorer in your life! In Shark Lady, your little one will learn all about Eugene Clark, the scientist who defied all odds and dedicated her life to learning about sharks and sharing her discoveries.

Inspired by a true story of Vice President Kamala Harris' childhood and written by her niece, Meena Harris, comes the story of two young girls who inspire big change in their neighborhood by turning their apartment courtyard into a playground for all to enjoy. This book is a great way to share about our first female Vice President with your little one.

Bravery issues are full of fun educational activities, and highlight amazing women like Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte who was a member of the Omaha Nation and the first Native American doctor.

Unfortunately, Bravery is no longer offering subscriptions, but they have a rich library of back issues available for sale!

Remind your little ladies just how special they are (and can be) with this lovely book for bedtime.

Learn about one of the world's favorite First Ladies and her beginnings as a young girl from the south side of Chicago.

Keep the legend of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader-Ginsburg alive with this book reminding little ones just how powerful they can be.

Teach your little ones to speak out, rise up, and fight for what's right in this book about persisting and making your dreams come true.

Teach your littles about the life of Josephine Baker, the dazzling performer and civil rights advocate, and her triumph as a legend.

Got an artist on your hands? Show your little one the women who have paved the ways for creatives to shine throughout history.

Teach the wonderful story of Madam C.J. Walker and her journey of transforming haircare for Black women.

To provide insight of the wider world, show your kids the story of Malala Yousafzai and the hope that got her through.

Telling the story of Isatou Ceesay, who found a way to recycle cheap plastic bags and transform her community, shows kids that one person can really make a difference.

Teach your little ones about the story of journalist Ethel Payne and her journey and ability to shine even through the toughest moments.

Showcase the excellence of Black women throughout history and how they dreamt big in a world that tried to keep them small.

From Maya Angelou to Marie Curie to Simone Biles, show off the stories of these transformative women and their journeys of leading the way.

Show your little ones the story of young poet and activist Amanda Gorman and her journey of finding strength in her experiences.

Women are responsible for some of the most ingenious inventions, many that we use in our day-to-day lives. Girls Think of Everything highlights inventions created by women, as well as their inspiration and the creation process for their inventions.

By now we know that girls cannot only aspire to be scientists, but they can thrive in the field. Encourage your kiddos to learn about the influential women in science with this book.