Must-Read Women Empowerment Books

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My Women Empowerment and Education reading list includes remarkable books with very strong, eye opening and motivational messages from exemplary women. Some of these contain harsh real life stories, show both the difficulties that these women have endured, and (thankfully) the ways they've managed to pull through!


I have slowly collated this list through my own readings and through recommendations from friends and colleagues (some of which I'm yet to read), with the aim to increase everyone's awareness on the importance of Women Empowerment. 

I hope you find these books as encouraging and empowering as I did! 

And if you have any recommendations or thoughts, do share them in the Comments section below!

1. Invisible Women - Caroline Criado-Perez


2. Becoming - Michelle Obama


3. Educated - Tara Westover


4. Girl, Woman, Other - Bernardine Evaristo



5. I am Malala - Malala Yousafzai


6. Lean In - Sheryl Sandberg


7. Desert Flower - Waris Dirie


8. We Should All Be Feminists - Chimananda Ngozi-Adichie


9. The Blue Sweater - Jacqueline Novogratz


10. Girlboss - Sophia Amoruso

11. Deeds Not Words: The Story of Women's Rights - Then and Now - Helen Pankhurst

12. The Radium Girls - Kate Moore

13. Queenie - Candice Carty-Williams

14. Square Haunting: Five Women, Freedom and London Between the Wars - Francesca Wade

15. Matilda - Roald Dahl

16. Feminists Don't Wear Pink - Scarlett Curtis

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