[100 Challenge] Roberta Gattel_89 February 14, 2025I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, 1969, Maya Angelou Maya Angelou's book is an autobiographical story that recounts the early life of the American author from childhood to her...
[100 Challenge] Roberta Gattel_88 February 13, 2025Woman at Point Zero, Nawal El Saadawi, 1977 My mother was always an incredibly democratic spirit: she detested all men equally, from the adulterous womanizer next door to her father....
[100 Challenge] Roberta Gattel_87 February 12, 2025Invisible women. Exposing data bias in a world designed for men, Caroline Criado Perez, 2019 Let’s talk about average measurements. In Italy, men are 1.77m tall on average, and...
[100 Challenge] Roberta Gattel_86 February 11, 2025Despite Plato, Adriana Cavarero, 1995 Ten years ago, no female philosophers appeared in the MA curricula of Philosophy at the University of Venice. The study modules included lists of men...
[100 Challenge] Roberta Gattel_85 February 10, 2025And then there were none, Agatha Christie, 1939 I thought about telling how “And then there were none” kept me glued to its pages for two days, robbing me of...
[100 Challenge] Roberta Gattel_84 February 9, 2025The Sea Does not Wet Naples, 1953, Anna Maria Ortese Ermanno Rea, Raffaele La Capria, Erri De Luca, Domenico Starnone: I collected many novels, essays, and articles by Neapolitan authors...