Published 15:43 IST, March 2nd 2020
Women centric books: Liked ‘Thappad’? A list of books that would empower you further
The movie 'Thappad' has been one of the inspiring movies. In light of the movie, here is a list of books that are women centric. Read more to know.
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The recently-released Thappad has created a buzz among the audience. The film released on February 28, 2020, and stars Taapsee Pannu who plays role of Amrita. The movie is based on Amrita's married life and the problems she faces during her marriage. The movie received positive reviews and is more women-centric. In light of the positive feedback received by the movie, how about also indulging in some books that are women-centric? Take a look at some women-centric books.
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Women-centric books
Mr. President, How Long Must We Wait? by Tina Cassidy
The book is about Alice Paul's dedication to women's equality. It is one of the inspiring books of all time. However, the novel received mixed reviews. This is one of those books every woman should read.
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Know My Name: A Memoir by Chanel Miller
The book is about a rape case. Fans said that the book has a lot of important things that Chanel Miller has covered. They also appreciated the author's writing and said that every woman should read the book.
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Bad Feminists by Roxane Gay
The book was the New York Times bestseller. Bad Feminist explores being a feminist who thinks that loving things could seem at odds with feminist ideology. The book contains a wide variety of topics, both cultural and personal.
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Still Not Over You by Aarthi V Raman
The book is based on a tragic event that occurs in a couple's relationship. After the event, the woman believes that she does not deserve to be happy. The book received positive reviews.
A Daughter’s Courage
The book is based on how things used to be for women and how they are now. It also shows the struggles the women go through. The book has received positive reviews.
15:43 IST, March 2nd 2020