Finish the Fight!
The Brave and Revolutionary Women Who Fought for the Right to Vote

We wrote this book to be part of the remembering--of the importance of this decades-long struggle for equality and the inspiring women who changed the course of history by fighting tirelessly for the rights of American citizenship. Enjoyed reading this informative book written to commemorate the 100......more

Having read about this book in the New York Times Book Review, I thought it was going to be a history of the fight for women’s suffrage and women's rights told in a series of biographical vignettes, starting with the 1848 convention held in Seneca Falls, NY. I was disappointed that it skipped all of......more

This is a beautifully inclusive nonfiction about women fighting for rights, especially to vote, and are not the stories we hear in history and NEED to hear. The group putting this together looked and found Chinese, Native American, and Black women who changed how people looked at suffrage and to the......more

Brilliant. Refreshing. Inspiring. The first chapter is about WOMEN IN AMERICA WHO COULD VOTE FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS before it ever became an issue in the United States. These women were members of the "Haudenosaunee, a confederacy of six Native American nations" (who lived across the area of NY state......more

Excellent book for older children and YA's about women's suffrage. Love this book because it does not only focus on Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton's accomplishments, but looks at the suffrage movement and the contributions of black and brown women as well. I've read many scholarly books......more