by Gerard Mantese (Editor), Theresamarie Mantese (Editor), Gregory Nowakowski (Editor)
A group of 8th grade female student authors from the Cranbrook Schools, guided by three editors, collaborated in what they called "The Cranbrook Project," to create a book of brief biographies about important women who have achieved great things in their lives. The girls wrote about the following women: Dr. Sue Carter Mamatha Chamarthi Justice Maura Corrigan Mildred Dresselhaus Katharine Hayhoe Florine Mark Justice Bridget McCormack Lynn Povich Arlyce Siebert Lou Anna K. Simon Kym Worthy Dr. Xiangqun Zeng "An inspiring book for women of all ages. Life is full of meaningful experiences and growth opportunities. These women provide insight into what all women can be if they choose to work hard, nurture their passion, and care for others." -- Claudia Williamson M.S.W., Director of School Quality, National Heritage Academies "What a celebration of spirit! The Cranbrook community has undertaken an admirable effort in eloquently sharing the lives of these inspiring women. Impressive!" -- Dave Honigman, former State Senator, Michigan Legislature, and Attorney "The stories of twelve remarkable women! This fine book teaches the lesson that success is the result of focus, commitment, and diligence. It reinforces the message that an important part of leadership is giving back to one's community. A must read for every young woman who has a desire to lead." -- Michael Williamson Ed.D. Former Deputy Superintendent, Michigan Department of Education
Number of Pages: 50
Dimensions: 0.25 x 10 x 8 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: May 13, 2015
