More than Petticoats: Remarkable Oregon Women (More than Petticoats Series)

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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 920.7209795 EAN: 9781560446682 ISBN: 1560446684 Label: TwoDot Manufacturer: TwoDot Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 144 Publication Date: 1998-11-01 Publisher: TwoDot Studio: TwoDot
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Editorial Reviews: With in-depth and accurate coverage, this book pays tribute to the often unheralded efforts and acheivements of the historical women of Oregon.
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: A Zinger! Comment: I'm a rather reluctant history-book reader, but I found this book thoroughly compelling! My husband and I read the stories out loud on our trip through Oregon and watched the past come alive. If you are tired of the same, old dusty Western tales, give this one a try. It's sure to enchant you! And thanks to the author for putting these stories together. Customer Rating: Summary: A Zinger! Comment: I'm a rather reluctant history-book reader, but I found this book thoroughly compelling! My husband and I read the stories out loud on our trip through Oregon and watched the past come alive. If you are tired of the same, old dusty Western tales, give this one a try. It's sure to enchant you! And thanks to the author for putting these stories together. Customer Rating: Summary: Accounts of real and unique Oregon pione women Comment: This book portrays the lives of 10 women who successfully made the transition from the "doll or drudge" category of the sterotypical Pioneer Woman. They become independent women leading successful lives in their own right, in spite of being dealt very poor hands when they came to Oregon. More Reviews