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The Women’s National Book Association was established in 1917, before women in America had the right to vote.
Check out our Centennial website for more information about our history and the celebrations we have planned throughout the year.
The WNBA’s founding idea—that books have power and that those involved in their creation gain strength from joining forces—reaches across the decades to now serve members in chapters across the country and network members in between.  
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Dead in Bed
Dead in Bed
by M Glenda Rosen
Lost and Found in Harlem
Lost and Found in Harlem
by Delia Pitts
Women in the Literary Landscape
Women in the Literary Landscape
Doris Weatherford, Rosalind Reisner, Nancy Rubin Stuart, Valerie Tomaselli
When It's Over
When It's Over
by Barbara Ridley
Curva Peligrosa
Curva Peligrosa
by Lily Iona MacKenzie
Sail Cowabunga! A Family's Ten Years at Sea
Sail Cowabunga! A Family's Ten Years at Sea
by Janis Couvreux
Mindful Kids
Mindful Kids
by Whitney Stewart
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Kiss Me Again, Paris
by Renate Stendhal
Engadine Aerie
Engadine Aerie
by Bluette Matthey
The Weight of Him
The Weight of Him
by Ethel Rohan
HI Passion
HI Passion
by E.E. St. Ores
Leaving Normal: Adventures in Gender
Leaving Normal: Adventures in Gender
by Rae Theodore
Poised for Retirement: Moving from Anxiety to Zen
Poised for Retirement: Moving from Anxiety to Zen
by Louise Nayer
King Me!
King Me!
by Marianne Modica
WTF  Poems
WTF Poems
by Laura Foley
Hope into Practice
Hope into Practice
by Penny Rosenwasser
Superball
Superball
by NC Weil
Under the Red Moon
Under the Red Moon
by Amy Kwei
Flight to Ohio
Flight to Ohio
by Mary Anderson Parks
Wolf
Wolf
by Kelly Oliver
What Doesn't Kill Her
What Doesn't Kill Her
by Carla Norton
The Village of Bones, Sabalah’s Tale
The Village of Bones, Sabalah’s Tale
by Mary Mackey
The Sound of Her Own Voice
The Sound of Her Own Voice
by Leslie Nyman
The Rangity Tango Kids
The Rangity Tango Kids
by Lorraine Rominger
The Last Taboo, Saying No to Motherhood
The Last Taboo, Saying No to Motherhood
by Rosemary Agonito
I Call Myself Earthgirl
I Call Myself Earthgirl
by Jan Krause Greene
I Only Cry at Night
I Only Cry at Night
by P. Allen Jones

 

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