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feminineambrosia · 10 days
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Dam, flag football is going to be extra fun today
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erasmia249k · 2 years
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voluptuous-bikinis · 2 years
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Cause You're Blonde and Your Curves are Kickin (•Y•)
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ornithorynquerouge · 1 month
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Charming Jasmine Andreas
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epiclad · 2 months
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"The oppression of the weak. Murder and pillage unchecked. A waking nightmare, made by men. But this time, I'm a woman grown. And though the suffering cannot be undone, I can still mete out justice. Justice to the oppressors. Let the scars I carve remind them: I, am Nepheli Loux... Warrior."
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lambrightmccoun · 11 days
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strawberrylind · 6 months
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alphysposting because i truly love her n she doesn’t get enough attentions
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feminineambrosia · 16 days
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Definitely not getting any work done
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martyrigzart · 5 months
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DnD-ified my goblin gal Maia
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onlyhotgirls · 8 days
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girliciousss · 7 months
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ornithorynquerouge · 9 days
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Splendid Michelle Weisstuch by Ana Dias
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cowboythewizard726 · 25 days
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beautiful orc girl leed helllOOOOO beautiful leed alert oh my GOD she's so cool WOOAHHHH beautiful siilly girl she was really pretty and awesome and so kind i think shes wonderful and there should be a statue made just for her thats really big and in the center of everything and she should get anything she wants ever smile face
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fictionadventurer · 10 months
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One of the cool things about the American Girl books is how they focus on the domestic side of history. Other books set during wartimes might have done plots like, "Felicity helps George Washington" or "Molly tracks down a German spy". But this series stays grounded in the daily life that was still going on amid all these big events. It focuses on the things that kids can relate to in daily life--school and holidays and birthdays--which helps sell the idea that people have always been people, even while history was happening around them.
It also has a uniquely feminine view of history--which shouldn't be a surprise in a series called American Girl, but I want to appreciate how the books, for the most part, engage with female life in those eras on their own terms. The history sections at the back might mention that girls had a harder time getting an education or had certain restrictions, but within the stories themselves, the girls aren't sitting around complaining about it. They're not lamenting how terrible it is that they don't live in our modern times, which so much historical fiction can do. They're just living their lives and even finding fulfillment. Felicity doesn't get the same education as the boys, but the skills she learns are useful in her society and she likes her lessons. Samantha gets to learn from all Cornelia's suffragette leanings, but she still wears bows and ruffles and frilly dresses instead of, like, insisting that girls should wear trousers. It presents a clear-eyed view of history that teaches kids about these eras without imposing too much of a modern, judgemental lens upon it. And that makes these books a surprisingly good intro to American history.
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