March is Women's History Month. Find out about the many brave and talented women who have influenced world history by reading some of these titles from the Library's collection:

Women heroes of World War II : 26 stories of espionage, sabotage, resistance, and rescue by Kathryn J Atwood

Presents profiles of war heroines from Germany, Poland, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Great Britain, and the United States.

Pioneer women : the lives of women on the frontier by Linda S Peavy

Underground in Berlin : a young woman's extraordinary tale of survival in the heart of Nazi Germany by Marie Simon

Five empresses : court life in eighteenth-century Russia by E. V. Anisimov

Spymistress : the true story of the greatest female secret agent of World War II by William Stevenson

Flappers : six women of a dangerous generation by Judith Mackrell

Liberty : the lives and times of six women in revolutionary France by Lucy Moore

The women who wrote the war by Nancy Caldwell Sorel

Four queens : the Provençal sisters who ruled Europe by Nancy Bazelon Goldstone

Sisters in the Resistance : how women fought to free France, 1940-1945 by Margaret Collins Weitz

The Peabody sisters : three women who ignited American romanticism by Megan Marshall

Queen of spies : Daphne Park, Britain's Cold War spy master by Paddy Hayes

The lady queen : the notorious reign of Joanna I, Queen of Naples, Jerusalem, and Sicily by Nancy Bazelon Goldstone

The riveting history of a beautiful queen, a shocking murder, a papal trial--and a reign as triumphant as any in the Middle Ages. As courageous as Eleanor of Aquitaine, as astute and determined as Elizabeth I of England, Joanna, Queen of Naples, was the only female monarch in her time to rule in her own name.