Stephanie Spinner

Clarissa "Clara" Barton started out as a remarkably shy girl, but she grew up to become one of the bravest and most caring figures in American history. As a pioneer for women in the workplace, Clara became the first woman to hold a government job working as a patent clerk in Washington, DC. But her true calling came when the Civil War broke out. Determined to help, Clara bravely traveled to the front lines of the Union Army. She earned the legendary nickname the "Angel of the Battlefield" for her tireless work treating wounded soldiers amidst the chaos of war. Her passion for helping others did not stop when the war ended. Driven by a lifelong mission to care for those in need, she eventually founded the American Red Cross, building it into one of the most recognized and essential humanitarian organizations in the entire world. Discover the inspiring true story of a quiet girl who found her voice and changed the way the world cares for people in times of crisis.

Saddle up and meet the most famous sharpshooter of the Wild West. Born in 1860, Annie Oakley was a tough, determined girl who learned to hunt to feed her family. Before long, her incredible aim made her a massive star. You will follow her action-packed life as she travels the globe, amazing massive crowds with her daring horseback riding and impossible trick shots. In a time when most women were expected to stay quietly at home, Annie boldly stepped into the spotlight and proved she could outshoot any man. This exciting biography introduces young readers to a true American legend, showing how one woman's incredible talent and fierce independence forged a brand new path for girls everywhere.