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March BOTM- Theme: Strong Females, Greek/Roman
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Riya wrote: "For March we plan on continuing the themed BOTM's!!! This means that all books nominated must be in either of the categories. Each person may nominate one book for each theme.March is Women's His..."
By strong female lead, do you mean someone like rose or katniss?
Veronica wrote: "Riya wrote: "For March we plan on continuing the themed BOTM's!!! This means that all books nominated must be in either of the categories. Each person may nominate one book for each theme.March i..."
Yeah those are two great examples! I think that everyone sees a strong female lead as someone different, but more or less it should just be a female character who truly didn't let everyone else command her, someone who actually had a dynamic personality and was a developed character. I hope that helped a bit!
by Jo Graham. Is the story of Gull, a oracle, born from a slave taken from Troy, who guides Prince Aeneas. Aeneas was a founder of Rome.
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by Esther M. Friesner. Helen of Sparta goes to Troy.
Women's History Month: Throne of GlassIdes of March: Percy Jackson
@Riya yes! Throne of glass is amazing
'Beware the ides of March' lol. I absolutely love throne of galss!!
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Esther M. Friesner (other topics)Jo Graham (other topics)
March is Women's History Month
In honor of this, one of the themes is a book with a strong female lead! Preferably, this female isn't just a supporting character but the true main character, although this isn't completely rigid or set in stone!
Ides of March
March also means the Ides of March which is known as the day the Roman dictator/consul Julius Caesar was killed. For this theme then, books that either take place in Rome or include Roman or Greek mythology can be nominated!
Thanks everyone! If you have any questions just ask :)