Amazons! Women Warriors of the World

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Amazons! Women Warriors of the World
Women Warriors of the World
by Sally Pomme Clayton

The world needs more heroines, and Hippolyta Queen of the Amazons, Durga the Demon-Slayer and Al-Datma of Egypt are just a few of the legendary women who leapt over limits and fought to win.

Sally Pomme Clayton's powerful retellings of strong woman stories from all over the world will inspire and stir the soul, and her action pages will help girls the world over be 21st-century Amazons.

Frances Lincoln Children's Books (2008)
96 pages
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