The Young Women In My Classes Are

The Richest Most Meaningful Stories Are Found In Small Places: Made, Carried, Crafted, Told, And Retold By Apparently Unimportant People.

People Still Come Up To Me And Ask Whether I Am Louise Brown Or If They've Seen Me Somewhere Else Before.

I Don't Envy Men And I Certainly Wouldn't Like To Become One Now.

The Young Women In My Classes Are Feisty And Clever And Believe, Often With The Passion Of Youthful Optimism, That Feminism Is A Battle Already Won. I Worry For Them - And For My Daughters, Too.

Much Of My Reading Time Over The Last Decade And A Half Has Been Spent Reading Aloud To My Children. Those Children's Bedtime Rituals Of Supper, Bath, Stories, And Sleep Have Been A Staple Of My Life And Some Of The Best, Most Special Times I Can Remember.