Books with author Kate Woodward

Meet 25 of the most powerful and inspirational women of all time. From historical world leaders to modern pioneers and international muses, these are the incredible life stories of women from around the world to inspire and empower. Created by an all-women team and illustrated by internationally renowned artists, What Would She Do? packs a feminist punch. From Cleopatra to Amelia Earhart, Marie Curie to Malala Yousafzai, learn about powerful and inspiring women throughout history in this incredible book! Covering female world leaders from centuries ago through to modern-day heroes, What Would She Do? is the ultimate guide to empowered women. Portraits created by hand-picked contemporary illustrators and snappy, compelling text bring these women's achievements vividly to life, and relate their stories back to those of young girls today. These trailblazers not only accomplished great things, but overcame the same issues that girls all over the world have to face in modern society: inequality, gender stereotyping, body shaming, bullying and much more. Each profile concludes with a "What Would She Do…" scenario that applies the subject's attitude to a relatable situation.

A cool Christmas-themed book for girls and boys that explains the reasons for and the stories behind our festive celebrations and traditions. Why does Father Christmas have three different names? Was there ever really a Good King Wenceslas? Why do we eat mince pies? These questions and many more are answered along with a fun make-and-do Christmas activity. Entertaining and informative, the book is illustrated throughout in black and white.

A laugh-out-loud tale of a teenage girl obsessed with Jane Eyre What's not to love about Jane Eyre? Gothic and passionate, it features the ultimate male hero—Mr. Rochester. Her favorite book gives Charlotte a great idea—she'll look for a new Mr. Rochester for her mom. When Charlotte finds the ideal man, she cannot believe her luck—he's dark, brooding. and mysterious, but the real-life romantic hero turns out to be not nearly as charming as his sideburns had promised. She wonders if she really wants her mom marrying him. Perhaps it would have been better if Mr. Rochester had stayed between the covers of Charlotte's favorite novel.