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In this book, the author has taken into account the life journey of great women who have made an impact on the world and changed it for the better. As a tribute to these great women, she has put the best foot forward in the form of poetry, praising them for challenging the circumstances around them. Her objective is to enlighten and inspire. Even great people face challenges, but they get beyond that and make their voices heard. She has praised the following great women in this book: Katherine Graham, Gabriela Mistral, Anna Akhmatova, Sirimavo Bandaranaike and Maryam Mirzakhani.
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