Join us in reading local in March! For Womenâs History Month, we selected fiction and poetry to awaken the fearless feminist inside you. Our picks appear below.
You can meet the writers on March 19 during the WeHo Reads: Feminism and Fearlessness During Womenâs History Month event.
Weâre also running a book giveaway! Attendees on March 19 will be chosen at random to receive a free book from one of the participating authors. Weâre giving away one copy of each of the books marked with the book icon 
below to give away. See official sweepstakes rules for more information.
Katya Apekina
Prize-winning author Katya Apekinaâs Mother Doll is a sharp, kaleidoscopic novel about the shadow of trauma in Russian history that follows four generations of mothers and daughters. | Available from Bookshop.org and Los Angeles Public Library
Olga GarcĂa EcheverrĂa
- Read Falling Angels: Cuentos online: https://olgagarciaecheverria.com/cuentos/
- Read Falling Angels: Poemas online: https://olgagarciaecheverria.com/poemas/
Angelina SĂĄenz
- With her extensive experience in public schools, Angelina Saenz presents Maestra, a captivating collection of poems. Her work beautifully explores the complexities of classrooms, embracing hope, despair, resilience, and joy. | Available from FlowerSong Press
- Waiting for Luna is a heartwarming and visually cutting-edge story about a boyâs wish for a little sister, his journey of becoming a big brother, and accepting that while you donât always get what you want, you can love and accept what is given. | Available from Amazon
Kate Stayman-London
NATIONAL BESTSELLER âą Fang Fiction | The world of your favorite fantasy novels is real, and youâre invited to visit. The only catch? Itâs filled with thirsty vampires. Devour this transporting romance from the bestselling author of One to Watch. | Available from Bookshop.org and the Los Angeles Public Library
