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Autobiographies are proof that several trailblazing personalities over the years have made significant contributions to society. From pioneers to political figures, some of the most inspiring women in the world are featured in books that unfortunately most people don’t know about. Below are the suggestions of books that must be on your list of must-reads.
Autobiographical Books Of Trailblazing Women
Below are some autobiographical books of inspiring women you have on your list of must-reads:
Ahead of Time By Ruth Gruber
Ruth Gruber's memoir shares her inspiring story as a journalist, humanitarian, and government official during a pivotal time in history. Born in Brooklyn to Russian Jewish immigrants, Gruber knew from a young age that she wanted to write. She began studying at New York University at 15 and went on to become the youngest Ph.D. recipient in the world at 20, graduating from the University of Cologne.
Unbowed By Wangari Maathai
Wangari Maathai, the first African woman to win the Nobel Prize, dedicated her life to activism. In 1977, she founded the Green Belt Movement, a grassroots organization that works to improve development in Kenya by focusing on environmental conservation, community building, and women's rights. The movement has achieved remarkable success, planting over 51 million trees and training over 31,000 women in sustainable trades that support both their livelihoods and the environment.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: A Life By Jane Sherron de Hart
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: A Life is a detailed biography of the trailblazing Supreme Court justice, published in 2018 after years of research and interviews. Historian Jane Sherron de Hart explores Ginsburg's life, from her childhood in Brooklyn during World War II to her groundbreaking career as a lawyer and one of the country's first female law professors. Following Ginsburg's passing in 2020, this national bestseller is a must-read for anyone interested in the life and legacy of this passionate advocate for women's rights.
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Fly Girls By Keith O'Brien
In the 1920s and 1930s, aviation was a thrilling spectacle, and pilots were celebrated as heroes. However, female pilots faced prejudice and ridicule despite their bravery and skill. These autobiographical books offer a glimpse into the lives of remarkable women who overcame obstacles to pursue their passion for aviation, showcasing their inspiring stories and contributions to the field.
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