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Award-winning books

In 2021 the American Library Association (ALA) gave its Stonewall Award to We Are Little Feminists: Families, written by Archaa Shrivastav. A rare honor for an independent press.

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  • New York Times Wirecutter · 2022–2026: Best Gifts for 2-Year-Olds — our We Are Little Feminists box set.
  • Fast Company: Featured expert in 3 Experts on How to Raise Anti-Racist Kids.
  • Good Housekeeping · 2023: Kids’ Book Awards — Little Faces Big Feelings, one of 42 books chosen.
  • Kirkus Reviews · 2022 & 2025: Best Books of the Year — How We Eat (2022) and How We Love (2025).

Full press coverage

A record of Little Feminist in the press, including coverage of our former monthly book club.

Reviews from our book club years

“After receiving this box I really took a hard look at my son’s book collection and any book with a female character was usually a princess or ballerina…I love seeing female characters each month and discovering new books and authors with my little one. Plus, the discussion questions always allow us to have a continued discussion about the book that always helps to bring the message together even after reading…This box brings such a beautiful message along with different activities and lessons right to your door. I can’t recommend this box enough!” —My Subscription Addiction

“Each book is carefully selected to help teach the importance of empathy, understanding, persistence, diversity, and equality. Although these sound like weighty topics, the books selected brilliantly introduce kids of all ages to these concepts.” —Pregnant Chicken

“There’s nothing better than cuddling up with a story that teaches girls and boys (because everyone can be feminists!) about the power of bravery and kindness…We’re not knocking all those farm animal books (because your little one should also know how to properly moo and quack), but the important lessons learned from Little Feminist will last a lifetime.” —weeSpring

“The founder, Brittany Murlas, is modeling what adult feminists should do more of: Fight for the inclusion of everyone, not just women. My kids get a mix of stories about different cultures, different ethnicities, and different religions.” —Chairman Mom

Press inquiries

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