A text comprising seven essays on feminism and women's issues. They are "The Feminine Note in Fiction", "Women Novelists", "The Intellectual Status of Woman", "Two Women", "Memories of a Working Women's Guild", "Professions for Women" and "Ellen Terry".

Copied the above description from Amazon. Feel really that 'women's issues' isn't a term i'd use personally as these issues affect everyone; some men describe themselves as feminists nowadays whereas this would have probably been unheard of in Woolf's time.

This book is a series of essays, the references to organisations and people are of course now quite dated but the references section in the back is very helpful.

bought this as a booklot of these little 60s classic books as they're good for bxing and good quality.

posting this as a random rabck. hope you enjoy!

This book arrived through my letterbox this morning with a wonderful message from quadrat and was a lovely surprise.

I look forward to reading it.

Thank you xx

Put into my round 2 bookbox.

Nice little book. Hope to read soon :)

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