Celebrating Women's History Month!

Celebrate Women's History Month with us at Books-A-Million! Discover inspiring stories by, about, and for women. We've curated a selection that celebrates achievements and shares unique perspectives. Check out some of our favorites below!

Be Ready When the Luck Happens by Ina Garten
Get a seat at Ina Garten's table! In her long-awaited memoir, the Barefoot Contessa shares her inspiring journey, from a challenging childhood to her unexpected rise as a culinary icon. Discover the hard work, daring choices, and delightful details behind her success, all told in her signature warm and engaging voice. It's a story of love, career twists, and the life lessons Ina learned along the way: do what you love, take risks, and always be ready for luck.

I'm That Girl by Jordan Chiles
I'm That Girl is Jordan Chiles's inspiring memoir of perseverance as a two-time Olympian. She candidly shares her struggles with racism in gymnastics, body image, and competitive pressure, from winning silver in Tokyo to the loss of her Paris bronze. Highlighting her bond with Simone Biles and the first all-Black podium in gymnastics, Chiles offers a powerful look at the highs and lows of elite sports and her fight to change its culture.

Lovely One: A Memoir by Ketanji Brown Jackson
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's journey traces her family's rise from segregation to the Supreme Court. With pride in her heritage and a drive to honor her legacy, she excelled at Harvard and in the legal profession. In this memoir, she reflects on breaking barriers, balancing ambition with family, and navigating a career where she often stood alone.

The House of My Mother by Shari Franke
Shari Franke recounts her harrowing experience growing up under the "8Passengers" family vlog and the hidden abuse she endured. Behind the facade of a perfect family, her mother, Ruby Franke, enforced a cruel disciplinary regime, influenced by a life coach. This memoir reveals the dark truth behind the popular YouTube channel, her mother's arrest for child abuse, and Shari’s journey to freedom and healing.

The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan
Four Chinese women, bound by shared histories and unspoken sorrows, form the Joy Luck Club. Over mahjong and dim sum, they share their pasts, hopes, and ties to their American-born daughters. This story explores the delicate dance of mother-daughter relationships, bridging cultural divides and revealing the enduring strength of family bonds.

The Women by Kristin Hannah
A sheltered young woman from 1960s Southern California trades nursing school for the Army Nurse Corps, thrust into the Vietnam War’s brutal realities. Amid chaos, she forges deep bonds and confronts the challenges of returning to a divided nation. A powerful story of resilience, camaraderie, and the often-overlooked sacrifices of women who served.

This Is a Love Story by Jessica Soffer
Abe and Jane's fifty-year love story unfolds against the familiar backdrop of Central Park, a silent witness to their evolving relationship. As Jane's life nears its end, Abe reflects on their shared history: the spark of young love, the complexities of family life, and the hidden truths that shaped their journey.

Three Days in June by Anne Tyler
A mother's carefully constructed world unravels in the days leading up to her daughter's wedding. Gail finds herself facing a series of unexpected challenges, from professional setbacks to the sudden reappearance of he rex-husband. Then, a bombshell revelation from her daughter threatens to derail the entire celebration. Through a blend of humor and heartfelt moments, the story explores the intricate dynamics of family relationships, the enduring complexities of love, and the often-unpredictable nature of life's turning points.

We All Live Here by Jojo Moyes
Lila Kennedy's life is a whirlwind. A crumbling house, complicated daughters, and a career in disarray are just the beginning. Then, her long-absent father returns, shaking the foundations of her already fragile existence. This is at ale of unexpected reunions, forcing Lila to confront her past and redefine her understanding of family and forgiveness. Through the chaos, she discovers that even the most fractured relationships can hold unexpected lessons about love.

When Women Were Dragons by Kelly Barnhill
Imagine a world where women spontaneously transform into dragons. This is the reality of 1950s America in this feminist fantasy. A young girl, Alex, navigates a world forever changed by the "Mass Dragoning" of 1955,where countless women took to the skies, leaving society grappling with the aftermath. Forced into silence about this taboo event, Alex seeks answers, questioning why her aunt transformed while her mother didn’t.

We've loved sharing these inspiring stories with you! From powerful voices to unforgettable journeys, these books celebrate the incredible women who continue to shape our world. Shop these titles and more in-store and online here.

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