Title: Forbidden City by William Bell
Genre: YA Historical Fiction
Pro-Feminist content: ★
Rage-Induction: >:( >:(
This blog is supposed to focus in on feminism in YA literature, and for some reason in the conception of it, I expected to focus on female protagonists. For some reason, male protagonists usually slip through my mind easily. I mean, I can barely remember the last time I read another book with a male protagonist. However, according to my GoodReads list, this year 19 out of the 44 books I've read feature males as either the sole protagonist or one of a few voices (male or female).
This blog is supposed to focus in on feminism in YA literature, and for some reason in the conception of it, I expected to focus on female protagonists. For some reason, male protagonists usually slip through my mind easily. I mean, I can barely remember the last time I read another book with a male protagonist. However, according to my GoodReads list, this year 19 out of the 44 books I've read feature males as either the sole protagonist or one of a few voices (male or female).
