Zoe Terry
The youngest person to ever win Nickelodeon's Halo award, Zoe Terry, first began giving out dolls of color at age five.
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Naomi Kutin
Squats 321 pounds and dead lifts 365 pounds, she is the strongest teenager in the world!
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Tamar Frankel
Law professor who is considered the intellectual godmother of the fiduciary rule, and is still shaking up Wall Street at the age of 92
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Rocket Science for Babies
By Chris Ferrie
Rocket Science for babies is part of the Baby University board book series and is a simple introduction to aerospace engineering. Babies will learn about the basics of how lift and thrust make things fly. With a tongue-in-cheek approach that a...
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The Little Trailblazer
By Joan Holub
Even the youngest readers can learn all about great and empowering female trailblazers in history! This book, which highlights ten memorable women leaders who paved the way, gives parents and little ones alike a girl power primer full of fun, ag...
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The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes
By Mark Pett and Gary Rubinstein
Beatrice Bottomwell has NEVER (not once!) made a mistake... Meet Beatrice Bottomwell: a nine-year-
old girl who has never (not once!) made a mistake. She never forgets her math homework, she never
wears mismatched socks, a...
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I Love Myself
By Karen Beumont
Clever use of rhymes and wild illustrations make this book a colorful and sassy piece that is truly heart-warming. This book encourages kids to have a strong sense of self-esteem, appreciating everything about themselves especially the ones...
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Nurture Her Magic
Hello There!
Aside from the excitement for fall weather, we are really excited to share this platform with you. We are starting things off with a collection to encourage you to nurture your daughter's magic. To us this means helping her discover her self; her...
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Girls, Confidence and Sports
In the first of its kind, Ruling Our Experiences, Inc (ROX) conducted a survey of 10,000+ girls in grades 5th to 12th to understand the impact if any, that participation in sports makes in the key dimensions of development such as academic achievement, social ...
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What Does STEM Stand For And What Do Parents Need To Know
Parents have a huge part to play in creating an environment that fosters STEM learning. However, it is incredibly difficult to do so if you are not familiar with STEM or not comfortable with STEM subjects. The following Q&A is a primer on the most importan...
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