Girls Rock! Amazing Tales of Women in Music

Shelley Tougas

BookHigh SchoolMusician

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Never before have so many awesome women been celebrated in one book.The female musicians featured in this book are the best of the best. Their words change us. Their power amazes us. Their talent awes us. And their stories inspire us all.

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Why it’s great

Short, magazine-style profiles introduce trailblazers from Aretha Franklin to Billie Eilish, emphasizing both artistry and activism. Sidebars on industry barriers spark discussion about equity in the arts. A resource list points to scholarships, camps, and playlists curated by women. Perfect inspiration for young musicians who’ve outgrown the “boy-band” narrative.

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Resource Details

Resource Type: Book
Age Ranges: High School
Careers: Musician
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Book Details

Author: Shelley Tougas