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This hilarious illustrated tale explores how children hear stories and reproduce them in their minds, often with unexpected consequences! The narrative uses invading dinosaurs to highlight how women have struggled for equality across the ages, taking the story all the way back to when people lived in caves and stone-age attitudes dominated.
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gender inequality, women's rights movement, equality, feminism, dinosaurs, stone age, feminist movement, equal rights, social history, protest
When Gran was younger, she set fire to her bra. Not because she was annoyed with her underwear, but because some attitudes were old and unfair. She burnt it in protest because, in her day, there were people who claimed women were not as important as men. Back in the 'dinosaur days' when Gran was younger, women were only allowed to cook and clean, despite what they wanted and their capabilities for different jobs. But Gran joined the revolution and became a bra-burning dinosaur-hunting expert, although she prefers to call herself a palaeontologist.
