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For our daughters: how outstanding women worldwide have balanced home and career /	Cox-Fill, Olivia.	1996.	Praeger,
Recipes for our daughters: family favorites from outstanding women	Naomi Neft	2004	Ballantine Books
Valued Daughters: First-Generation Career Women	Alice W. Clark	May 2016	SAGE India
How we have enjoyed our improved home grounds	Harrison, W. H. Mrs	1934
Like Mother, Like Daughter?: How Career Women Influence Their Daughters' Ambition	Jill Armstrong	2017	Policy Press
Dear success seeker: career wisdom from outstanding women achievers	Camille O. Cosby	2009	Atria Books
Sons and daughters: spiritual orphans finding our way home	Brady Boyd	2012	Zondervan
Women and politics worldwide /	Nelson, Barbara J.,; Caudhurī, Nājamā,	[1994], ©1994.	Yale University Press,
Outstanding American women	Julia F Lieser	1977	Youth Publications, Saturday Evening Post Co
Close to home: women reconnect ecology, health and development worldwide /	Shiva, Vandana.	[1994], ©1994.	New Society Publishers,
The Balanced Engineer: Essential Ideas for Career Development	Ieee	1998	Routledge
For all our daughters: how mentoring helps young women and girls master the art of growing up	Pegine Echevarria	1998	Chandler House
Apron-strings:. . . a story for all mothers who have daughters and for all daughters who have mothers	Eleanor Gates	1917	Sully and Kleinteich
Outstanding vegetable varieties for home and market gardener	N.Y.) L.P. Gunson & Co. (Rochester	1951	L.P. Gunson & Co.
How Catholic women have changed	Margaret Murphy	1987	Sheed & Ward
Our lives for ourselves: women who have never married.	Nancy L. Peterson	1971	G.P. Putnam
Career Counseling for Women	W. Bruce Walsh; Samuel H. Osipow	1993	Taylor & Francis Group
Career counseling for women /	Walsh, W. Bruce,; Osipow, Samuel H.	1994.	L. Erlbaum Associates,
Career planning for women	Betsy Nicholson Callahan	1978	Family Service Association of America
" Our sons and daughters"	Charles Chapman	1872	s.n.]
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For our daughters.		Catholic women confront their church: stories of hurt and hope	Celia Viggo Wexler	2016
May Our Daughters Come Home	Nuestra Hijas de regreso a casa	Puro border: dispatches, snapshots, & graffiti /	Byrd, Bobby,; Byrd, John William,; Crosthwaite, Luis Humberto,	[2003], ©2003.	Cinco Puntos Press,
Outstanding women		The early Victorian woman; some aspects of her life, 1837-57	Janet Dunbar	1953	Harrap
Educating our daughters as women		Conversations with Cassandra: who believes in education?	M. Madeleva	1961	Macmillan
Implications for women worldwide		Zika: From the Brazilian Backlands to Global Threat	Debora Diniz	15/09/2017 12:00:00 am	Zed Books
Our daughters and the power of women		Things That Make White People Uncomfortable	Bennett, Michael; Zirin, Dave	2018	Haymarket Books
Our daughters and the power of women		Things that make white people uncomfortable	Michael Bennett; Michael Bennett; Dave Zirin	2018
Prayer for our daughters		Bone fires: new and selected poems	Mark Jarman	2011	Sarabande Books
Prayer for our daughters.		To the green man: poems /	Jarman, Mark.	[2004], ©2004.	Sarabande Books,
How many daughters did Lot have?	David Marcus	Or le-Meʼir: meḥḳarim ba-Miḳra, ba-leshonot ha-Shemiyot, be-sifrut Ḥazal uve-tarbuyot ʻatiḳot: mugashim le-Meʼir Gruber bi-melot lo shishim ṿe-ḥamesh shanah	Mayer I. Gruber; Shamir Yonah	2010	Hotsaʼat Sefarim shel Universiṭat Ben Guryon ba-Negev
Art. III. —How to Provide for Our Daughters	Janet Horowitz Murray; Myra Stark	The Englishwoman&s; s Review of Social and Industrial Questions: 1888	Janet Horowitz Murray; Myra Stark	1979	Routledge
Our Daughters from China Have Two Mommies	Tina Morris; Lee Jones	Welcome Home!: An International and Nontraditional Adoption Reader	Lita Linzer Schwartz; Florence Kaslow	2003	Routledge
What have we done to our daughters?		Maternity leave: policy and practice /	Gordon, Victoria		Taylor & Francis Group
What have we done to our daughters?		Maternity leave: policy and practice /	Gordon, Victoria	c2013.	CRC Press,
Women and Work Worldwide	Kate Conway-Turner; Suzanne Cherrin	Women, Families, and Feminist Politics: A Global Exploration	J Dianne Garner; Suzanne Cherrin	1998	Routledge
Our sons, our daughters		Azanian Love Song	Don Mattera	2011	African Perspectives
Our Daughters, Our Selves		At the root of this longing: reconciling a spiritual hunger and a feminist thirst	Carol Flinders	1998	HarperSanFrancisco
A Story for Our Daughters		Misrepresented People: Poetic Responses to Trump's America		2018	NYQ Books
Career Strategies for Women		Breaking Through: Stories and Best Practices From Companies That Help Women Succeed	Martine Liautaud	2016	John Wiley & Sons
Marketing offers outstanding career opportunities		MKTG4	Charles W. Lamb; Joseph F. Hair, Jr; Carl McDaniel, Jr.; Jane Summers; Michael Gardiner	2018	Cengage AU
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