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This book highlights Alda's insights on effective communication. Alda states that, "communicating well can mean the difference between life and death".

This non-fiction book is about the story of Henrietta Lacks, whose cancer cells were used without her knowledge to create a cell line used in various medical studies and advancements. 

This non-fiction book explores the contributions made by women towards the development of technology. The book covers the evolution of women's contribution to technology from the 1800's to the 21st century. 

This non-fiction book explores two sisters, Elizabeth and Emily Blackwell. The book celebrates the two sisters that founded the New York Infirmary For Indigent Women And Children, the first hospital staffed entirely by women. 

This non-fiction book explores the inspiring leadership development and biographical collection of stories about how Eleanor Roosevelt overcame significant adversity to become a globally recognized leader and change agent.