The Clever Princess | Socialist Action 1983

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The Clever Princess, Diana Coles, Sheba Feminist Publishers £2.50 By Anna (11 years)

The Clever Princess is a really good book. Its a really interesting story and very lively too. It's about a princess who was a bit too clever and got sold to Boax a wicked magician for a box of jewels. However she does win in the end and shows her father and everyone else that brains are an advantage and not a disadvantage.

It's fun to read and there's a lot of imacination in it. i like it best at the end when Boax gets knocked out and dies. I think its one of the best stories I've ever read.

In her open letter, Sophie concicer that Greenham women are part of the women's liberation movement and should not be allowed advertise their activities in WIRES (The liberation newsletter).

It's true that the Women's Institute is not feminist, even it's organisation.

The demands activities of a movement, as well as its membership, Do the demands of the Greenham Hovelicall defend the interests of women? Has this movement helped more women understand the aspirations of feminism?

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Socialist Action 20 January 1984