15 Classic Books Every Woman Should Read in 2023

As one of the 10 books that changed human thought and life in the 20th century by Time magazine, the "Bible" of the contemporary Western feminist movement, is the most thorough research on women's issues so far Book. 

When I learned that "Second Sex" was called a feminist work and was banned by the Holy See just after it was published in 1949, I intuitively felt that this book would be a declaration of war on the patriarchal society, and it would be full of attacks on all gender injustices. Will call on women to break the bondage of gender through the struggle with a comprehensive accusation. 

However, I was disappointed to find that the tone in the book did not simply correspond to the cynicism in my heart. There is very little emotional incitement in the book, so after reading it, I don't experience any cathartic pleasure; it rarely criticizes violently, so there is no destructive impact. 

A lot of space in the book is devoted to listing the facts, and even the sharp sentences the author writes still maintain a high degree of calmness and objective scientific analysis. The author is not so much a feminist as is a scientist in the female humanities. However, listing the facts has a powerful force in itself. 

After turning over certain passages of "Female Formation" and "Situation" in Volume Two, I couldn't bear to read. The author exposed the plight of women's growth and survival to the readers nakedly. 

In front of the readers, the unbearable bruises that women can't avoid are also naked. Without too much description, the truth itself is powerful and cruel. I don't know how to overcome the gloomy mood after reading. That is also a truth, although it is expressed in a different way. 

A detailed biography of a scientist, the extraordinary life of a great woman who has influenced the process of the world, and the spiritual world of a great mother who has set a brilliant example for her children. 

After reading the masterpiece "Madame Curie", I understood a truth: every great scientist goes from setbacks to success. "Madame Curie" is about a girl named Marie who has been studying hard since she was a child. She has always been the first in every subject in the class. She is a Polish who has always been humiliated by Russia. 

Until I was admitted to the university, I had a bachelor of physics and a bachelor of mathematics to a doctorate, and finally became an admirable scientist. She has won two Noel Prizes, all of which are famous for her research on the radioactive element radium. She also named the unit of radium element Curie. 

This book is very close to our lives. It tells a woman’s path to success. It is a great encouragement for struggling young people. Success is not casual, we must experience difficulties and obstacles. We must have great faith. , Persevere to the end can win.

Books of the bible every woman should read: An all-encompassing encyclopedia of ancient culture, which opens the key to the Western spiritual world. To understand Western literature, you must first understand the "Bible". 

When you need to lift your spirits or tackle life’s challenges, the Bible is always there to offer guidance. 

This inspiring approach to Bible study for women combines a daily reading plan with weekly opportunities to reflect, discuss, and explore how God’s wisdom can be applied to your daily life.

An extraordinary life experience of an ordinary woman, a bizarre and lingering love story, and an enduring classic. Through the love story of Jane Eyre and Rochester, this book has created an image of a strong woman who was born humble and has a tortuous life, but who always insists on being herself, pursuing individual freedom, and not bowing to fate. 

I still remember one night in high school, when the lights were turned off, everyone was lying in bed, listening to a girl in the dormitory talk about themselves. 

In her current seemingly immature and painful relationship, she carefully recited a paragraph from "Jane Eyre": "You think that because I am poor, humble, unbeautiful, and short, I have no soul and heart. Are you wrong? My soul is the same as yours, and my heart is exactly the same as yours! 

If God grants me a little beauty and a little wealth, I will make it hard for you to leave me, just like I am now It’s hard to leave you. I’m talking to you now, not through customs, conventions, or even through mortal bodies, but my spirit is talking with your spirit; it’s like two of them have passed the tomb and we stand We are equal before God's feet—because we are equal!" 

Now that I think about it, no matter how disproportionate or even bluffing this passage is to her situation at the time, how she will compromise with her life later and give up struggling, "Jane. The significance of the book "Love" when this girl is experiencing emotional distress is always undeniable. 

The experience of Jane Eyre is the book fully demonstrates a woman's understanding and practice of love, friendship, independence, equality, and self-confidence. I hope that every girl who finishes reading this book can become a strong, simple, strong and soft, independent, and aggressive woman. 

Virginia Woolf, affected by severe mental weakness, is conceiving her new work "Mrs. Dalloway"; Clarissa, a publishing editor in New York in the 1990s, was called "Dallow" by his friend Thomas. "Mrs. Way", held a party for Thomas, 

but that night she witnessed Thomas commit suicide by jumping from a building; Mrs. Brown, a housewife who lived in California after World War II, and a reader of "Mrs. Dalloway," was eager to get rid of a dull life. The day of three women is woven into work about human loss, despair, fear, longing, and love. 

Sylvia Plath tells about a full-bodied student at a university who got an internship opportunity in a fashion magazine in New York. She was full of doubts about life in New York. 

The countless possibilities made her unable to determine the future, nor could she return to the state of life that she thought was safe in the past. Esther finally decided to be a writer but struggled with the contradictions of morality, behavior, and self-awareness. 

In this touching autobiographical novel, Sylvia Plath recalls the disappointment, anger, depression, final collapse, and subsequent healing process she experienced in her youth, all of which exude fragility. 

A powerful woman who is brave and firm in the face of life. With the accumulation of years, her works are like Prath, with shocking wisdom and heartbreaking frankness. 

She is one of the most successful women in the world. She is Mark Zuckerberg's, right-hand man. She is the highest-paid senior woman in the United States and is hailed by the American media as "the most influential woman in Silicon Valley." 

She is ranked No. 5 on the Forbes 100 Women's list, was featured on the cover of "Time", and was named the most influential person in the world by "Time"! She is Facebook COO Cheryl Sandberg grid. 

As one of the most successful women in the world, Sheryl Sandberg deeply analyzes the root causes of inequality between men and women in this book, and unlocks the code for women’s success! 

She believes that women do not have the courage to join the ranks. Leaders dare not let go of their own steps to pursue their dreams, more out of inner fear and unconfidence. 

In the book, she encourages all women to boldly "sit at the table", take the initiative to participate in dialogues and discussions, and speak out their thoughts.

Julia Lambert is in her prime, a generation of reactors in England. On the stage, she is a master of emotions, but off the stage, she is tired of her husband and can no longer restrain her behavior. 

She first rejoiced for the diligence of a shy and ambitious young theater fan and then trembles because of her persistence, and finally fell in love frantically and dangerously, and acted out the stage play into life alive, but life is life after all. 

Behind this kind of performance, there is actually a fear of being unable to be independent in the heart. In order to seek support, I finally fell into a "designed" river of love... 

This novel is a very beloved work written by Maugham who claimed to be in a very happy mood. It was published simultaneously in the United States and the United Kingdom in 1937 and was a sensation. 

The famous critic Bernard de Voto praised it in the "Saturday Literary Review" as "exquisitely exquisite and a model for contemporary excellent novels." Maugham used joking and mockery, "to dissect feelings ruthlessly, and describe the world he sees without mercy without mercy." 

Sira, the innocent tailor girl, opened the door of a typewriter store with her fiance on the eve of her wedding, and her destiny that had been determined was immediately changed: a huge fortune and a father who had never met, All fell from the sky! 

This is just the first page of the immortal time facsimile. As the pages of the era of the beacon are gradually opened, the entire Mediterranean coast has become her stage. Politics, spy wars, conspiracies, and adventures have nothing to do with her. 

Irrelevant things are also smelled with her breath... Without any marketing promotion, this newcomer debut, based on the charm of the novel itself, has been enthusiastically sought after by readers. 

It has sold more than 1.5 million copies in Spain alone and has been translated into more than 20 languages. Distributed globally. A good novel will be like a picture scroll, with local customs, ups, and downs. 

In addition to its historical value, this book can achieve great success. The most important thing is that the heroine Sheila went from being cowardly deceived to listening only to her boyfriend, and finally listening to her own inner independence.

More than a dozen female surnames are depicted in the book, the most important being three young girls: Emma, Jane Philfix, and Harriet. 

These three girls have the gentle three beauties in Austin's ideals: dignified and elegant appearance, amiable expression, tolerance and integrity of character quality, and indispensable enthusiasm. 

Emma loves and cares for her family and friends with tenderness and care, Phil Fex is so affectionate that he can almost tolerate all torture for his lovers, and Harriet is a passionate girl who has fallen in love wholeheartedly throughout the year. Three men. 

Golden sentence in the book: 

The novel tells the story of three ordinary women in the southern United States trying to change their lives and the world in the 1960s. In Mississippi in 1962, 47 years before Obama was elected president, white men were supreme, 

and the most decent job for women was to be housewives, and black women were all servants. Most people have a destined life trajectory from the moment they are born. 

Golden sentence in the book: 

The Summer Before the Dark by Doris Lessing 

The novel portrays a middle-aged woman who suddenly broke the routine and walked out of the emotional changes and psychological experience of a standardized life when a certain summer day came. Kate, the protagonist of the novel, has taken care of all family affairs for twenty years, and she has long been used to such a life. 

However, when her husband and children were busy planning their summer itineraries, she was suddenly lost and felt extremely sad. So, in doubt and hesitation, she walked out of the house and embarked on her own journey.