This is by no means an extensive list, only a list of books that have stuck with me and recent reads. But if you're looking for feminist picture books (and who isn't?) this list is a good jumping off point.
Princess Books:



Bonus: Easy Reader:

More Picture Books



Real Heroines:












What are some of YOUR favorite feminist picture books?
2 comments:
I always loved The princesses Have a Ball https://www.amazon.com/Princesses-Have-Ball-Teresa-Bateman/dp/0807566268
Oh yeah and Princess Smartypants by Babette Cole
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