Laura Bates 3 Book Collection: Girl Up, Everyday Sexism, Men Who Hate Women For Teens

Discover the Laura Bates Collection 3 Books Set — a powerful boxed set for parents, teachers, book lovers and anyone wanting to understand and challenge modern sexism. This paperback edition brings together Girl Up, Everyday Sexism and Men Who Hate Women by bestselling author Laura Bates, offering clear-eyed analysis, personal testimony and practical ideas for change. Ideal as a thoughtful gift set or a classroom resource, this book collection is both timely and transformative. Titles in This Set: Girl Up; Men Who Hate Women; Everyday Sexism Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124192235 Girl Up: In Girl Up, Everyday Sexism Project founder Laura Bates turns her attention to the intense pressures girls face today. Part manifesto and part cultural critique, this paperback edition uses humour, illustrations and infographics to dismantle impossible beauty standards and damaging myths about sex, relationships and social media. Precise and punchy, Girl Up is written for parents, teachers and young readers who want honest conversations about body image and empowerment. Everyday Sexism: Laura Bates launched the Everyday Sexism Project after experiencing—and collecting—countless everyday incidents of misogyny. Everyday Sexism grew from a viral movement into a pioneering analysis of modern misogyny, described by The Telegraph as a pioneering analysis of modern day misogyny. This book collection entry gathers real stories from around the world, exposing how harassment has become normalised in public, at work and online. Trusted by parents, activists and educators, this title is essential for anyone studying gender, social media or contemporary culture. Men Who Hate Women: In this urgent, investigative volume, Laura Bates goes undercover to reveal extremist misogynist networks thriving online and offline. Men Who Hate Women includes interviews with former members and people working to counter radicalisation, offering a gripping look at how extremist ideas spre