She Represents features 44 women who are important political figures both in the US and in the world. This includes sections about their life story, achievements, what’s on their agenda, and memorable quotes. I would be interested in additional sections such as discussion questions. At times, I think this book struggled with maintaining a consistent voice and tone. I do think students reading this book could learn a lot, be inspired, and would generate a meaningful conversation in classrooms.

With the understanding that this is not a final copy, some of the portraits included had more of a cartoon-ish feel and did not provide a great example of what the women truly look like. I think this book will be enjoyed by those seeking to learn more about women in politics, political history, and those with an interest in current affairs. She Represents releases on September 1, 2020. Thank you to Caitlin Donohue, Zest Books, and Netgalley for providing me with a free ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.