feminist-friendly fantasy fiction
Bone and Jewel Creatures
Author: Elizabeth Bear
Why is this book feminist-friendly?
The main characters are an elderly woman and a young, feral girl. Both play a major role in a battle that threatens the city they live in. Both are portrayed in a way that is realistic despite the fantasy world around them.
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