Women's History

Abigail Adams, the second women to serve as first lady.  Born in Weymouth ,Massachusetts, mother to John.  A woman certainly ahead of her time.  The bottom of the sock has...

Learn about Eliza Hamilton while learning how to read in this level 3 Step into Reading book.

This 1000 piece puzzle is the perfect activity for puzzle and women's history fans alike.

St. Nicolas is a heritage souvenir and Christmas decoration company based in London. All of their products are designed in-house and are completely handmade. The time taken to make each...

All of the First Ladies are listed on this puntastic wooden ruler!

This children's board book teaches the alphabet while also teaching Equal Rights, Girl Power and Feminism

This beautifully illustrated children's book explores what it might be like to have a mother who is in the military.

Fifty women and girls that shook up the world!  Billy Holiday, Rosa Parks, and Mother Teresa, to name just a few.  Beautifully illustrated and full of meaningful information about these...

This book shares the inspiring story of all of the women that have served and are serving in congress. Complete with a chart of all of the women that have...

Thirty fearless girls who changed the world before they were twenty!  Do you know who Sybil Ludington is? In fact, Sybil was the 16-year-old daughter of an American Colonel. She...

"When they go low we go high"!  Powerful words, imprinted on the sole of the sock, from our 44th first lady of the United States.

Made specifically for level one readers, Michelle Obama: First Lady and Superhero is part of Harper Collins' "I Can Read" series. "During a special Girl Scouts trip, Darlene gets to...

Enslaved as Isabella in 1797, Sojourner chose her now famous name after she was freed in 1827. Show your support for this truly heroic woman with these beautifully designed socks...

For all of the mothers out there, this sign celebrates that fact that mothers are societies unsung heroes. Decorate your home with this sign that reminds everyone the strength needed...

The writing on the mug says it all. "Well Behaved Women Never Say No to Chocolate". What can we say? If you don't like chocolate, what type of rebel are...

Enslaved as Isabella in 1797, Sojourner chose her now famous name after she was freed in 1827. This biography details the life of this African-American hero who was always known...