Check out 12 works on female strength and empowerment

To celebrate March, known as the month of women, twelve titles of authors who mix the diversity of time, styles, experiences and perspectives, but with a good deal of empowerment and strength.

Check out the titles

DESEMPERO: When life calls for more flavor! – Tathy Araújo

Overloaded by the multiple functions that so many women accumulate, Tathy Araujo He saw his physical and mental health are affected. But instead of surrendering to tiredness, he decided to reinvent himself. Small changes brought great transformations, leading her to adopt, along with her family, a more balanced lifestyle. In this work, from Loyola editions, Tathy Shares your journey of self -knowledge, uniting science, inspiring accounts and affective cuisine.

The Weight of Silence – Maria Tereza Alvim

Written by the author Maria Tereza AlvimThis work explores topics such as abandonment, domestic violence, child abuse, neglect of female mental health, the struggle for survival in a context of social injustice and resilience to break with patterns of pain and suffering, since so many women face these challenges around the world.

Memories of Martha – Julia Lopes de Almeida

Originally published in newsletter, in 1888, this classic rescues one of the most striking stories of the historiography of Brazilian literature. Pioneer at the time, the author Julia Lopes de Almeida It brings to life a strong and resilient female protagonist, whose journey reflects the social and cultural changes of Rio de Janeiro Imperial, offering a detailed 19th century social panorama.

Approved – Bianca Franco

According to the writer and pastor Bianca Francopain does not have to be destination, but a starting point for the reconstruction of an empowered identity. From this, to help other women break free from the scars of the past, she reveals in this launch as she discovered the path of healing through compassion and faith. This work is an invitation to all who also carry the traumas of rejection to approach Jesus to find true acceptance.

Manage as a scientist – Marcia Esteves Augustine

While companies become more interconnected and dynamic, traditional management models tend to fail when dealing with emerging challenges. In this book, the doctor in engineering and researcher, Marcia Agostinho Esteves, It proposes an innovative approach to understanding and managing organizations. The author also shows how scientific principles can be applied to management, offering valuable insights for business adaptation and prosperity, such as autonomy, cooperation, self-organization and appreciation of individuals’ reflective capacity.

The girl who wanted to have wrinkles – Fernanda Moro

Based on the experiences themselves as a girl, the actress FERNANDA MORO He wrote this contemporary novel, which shows how women of different ages see marks on their faces. Grandma Anita, a woman who has always been far ahead of her generation; Beatriz, living the crisis of the early forties; and Sofia at ten, trying to understand the female world around her. Three women, three generations of a completely different family and visions about themselves.

She in his image – Francine Walsh

Psychopedagogue sensitively examines violence against women within the context of the Church and challenges simplistic conceptions about femininity. She also addresses topics such as feminism, sexuality, sexual abuse, motherhood, and promotes a crucial debate on female rights and identity, especially in religious spaces where such issues are often neglected.

The irresistible face of lies – Tatiana Amaral, Juliana Dantas, Evy Maciel and Nana Simons

Felipe Prado, a millionaire and seductive businessman, mysteriously disappears in RJ leaving behind a bankrupt marriage and an investigation for millionaire fraud. While his reputation is put to the test, the delegate fragues is plunged into a maze of lies and seduction, where each track leads him to new twists. What really happened to Felipe? In this book, four great authors build a sensual and engaging thriller, in which the truth can be as dangerous as the lie itself.

Summer Intrigues – Erica George

Blythe Rowley struggles to find his true identity as he balances sharp intelligence with family demands and a society dictated by dances, label and beauty. When Briggs Goswick, his childhood enemy and the source of his greatest irritations, returns to Brumbury as the new gentlethrush Hall, Blythe is forced to face old rivalries, family secrets and herself. This book is a celebration of growth, resilience and the power to choose its own way.

Flowers for You – Maria Cininha

A book to gift dear people, including yourself. Between verses and collages, the artist and writer Maria Cininha It presents the female figures who will help readers of all ages awaken (and welcome) the girls who live inside each woman. Published in a special hardcover edition, this delicate reading is an invitation to practice self -care daily.

Alice’s Moon – Carol Petrolini

Alice is 12 years old, likes to be with her friends and play soccer. But when you decide to spend the weekend at your grandmother’s house, she is surprised by the arrival of her first period! Doubts, fear and concern arise. After all, she had heard a lot of unpleasant things about this. In this book, Carol Petrolini It addresses the meaning of the first menstruation and female cycles. She makes reflections on being a woman in today’s world and brings out the importance of sorority and empathy.

Mother, I want to be just like you – Elisiany Leite Lopes de Souza

Through Cordel’s literature, the teacher, writer and journalist Elisiany Leite Lopes de Souza He narrates the story of a mother who, as he left Ceará to teach in the capital, tried a solid career and formed his own family. Years later, the daughter faces the applicant dilemma among young people: deciding a profession. This children’s work narrates the importance of affective bonds, union between mother and children, besides emphasizing the feminine strength.