feminist-friendly fantasy fiction
Soulless
Author: Gail Carriger
Why is this book feminist-friendly?
This series features a strong female protagonist who does not rely on a male to solve her problems. Alexia starts the book by defending herself from an ostensibly stronger male attacker, and never slows down.
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I bought this book a while ago but never got around to reading it. I’m definitely moving it up in my pile of books to read!
I just read this due to this recommendation and it was a delightful read. A lot of fun and a little steamy! I plan to read the rest of the series. Thanks, Feminist Fantasy and Andrew!
Wonderful, funny, and well-written. Alexia Tarabotti is NOT to be trifled with!