Teach Me (There's Something About Marysburg, #1)

by Olivia Dade

Being a woman didn’t obligate her to make men—or anyone—comfortable in her presence.

For all their avowed laziness, kids liked to know what to expect each day, and they responded well to structure, as long as that structure came coupled with a sense that their teacher actually cared about both her students and her subject.

History is written by those in power, but those deprived of power deserve to be seen too.

women are told again and again to swallow their pride to appease others, while men are celebrated for standing strong and remaining defiant.