Stand up for girls’ rights and make a difference
Stand up for girls’ rights and make a difference
Stand up for girls’ rights and make a difference
Stand up for girls’ rights and make a difference
In the changing times of 1970s San Francisco, Julie Albright is dealing with more than her share of upheaval—a new house, a new school, and new friends. When Julie runs into roadblocks to achieve her goals at school, she leans on the support of her family and gathers the confidence to take on the system.
Get to know this girl who is always ready to step up to help others and will stand up for what’s right—even when the odds are stacked against her.
“These stories can empower girls to effect change in their own lives, no matter what obstacles they face.”
—Megan McDonald, author of the Julie series
Guidance for girls today
Covering everything from the dawn of Title IX equality to environmental activism, Julie’s stories offer examples of what it means to be a girl of strong character, displaying courage and determination despite the challenges.
