quoted-books answered:
Ooh, this is a fun one! For the record, these are all, but ones with such direct attributes make me really have to think! I love reading books with strong female leads, though. I’m always surprised there aren’t more of them I automatically think of.
1. A WRINKLE IN TIME by Madeline L’Engle (this was just the first book I read that I was like YAY for a female …hence why it’s on there)
2. JANE EYRE by Charlotte Bronte
3. CODE NAME VERITY- Elizabeth Wein
4. THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO by STIEG LARSSON
5. THE HANDMAID’S TALE by Margarett Atwood
6. UGLIES by Scott Westerfeld
7. A GREAT AND TERRIBLE BEAUTY by Libba Bray
8. TRICKSTER’S CHOICE by Tamora Pierce
9. CITY OF BONES by Cassandra Clare
10. TOMORROW WHEN THE WAR BEGN by John Marsden
Anyone have any more ideas for a strong female lead?