Older, faster, stronger: what women runners can teach us all about living younger, longer by Margaret Webb

Running like a girl: notes on learning to run by Alexandra Heminsley

Fit & healthy pregnancy: how to stay strong and in shape for you and your baby by Kristina Pinto with Rachel Kramer, MD

Running for women by Jason R. Karp, Carolyn S. Smith

Train like a mother: how to get across any finish line— and not lose your family, job, or sanity by Dimity McDowell and Sarah Bowen Shea

Pioneering women who led and won struggles for equality and civil rights; created and advanced educational and professional opportunities; and made great contributions to the arts, sciences and humanistic causes are honored each year during the month of March — National Women's History Month.

General History

Chronology of women worldwide: people, places & events that shaped women's history by Lynne Brakeman, editor ; Susan Gall, managing editor

Extraordinary women of the Medieval and Renaissance world: a biographical dictionary by Carole Levin ... [et al.]

Notable Black American women by Jessie Carney Smith, editor

Notable women in world government by edited by the editors of Salem Press

Canton Seniors Book Group will meet on Thursday, April 25 at 2:00-3:00pm in Canton Public Library's Group Study Room A.  We will be discussing Jeffrey Zaslow's THE GIRLS FROM AMES.  Copies of the book are distributed at the group's meeting or request a copy  at the Adult Help Desk.

The girls from Ames: a story of women & a forty-year friendship by Jeffrey Zaslow