Unitarian Universalist, UU Books, Women, UU History

Women's Issues, UU History, & Perspectives Meg Bowman, Laurie James, Gwen Foss, Ernest Cassara
Readings for Women's Programs Edited by Meg Bowman. Poems, sage sayings, and responsive readings. A wonderful collection to open and close meetings and programs. 96 pages. BB 47.01 . . . . . $8.95	Memorial Services for Women Edited by Meg Bowman. Non-theistic readings plus "how to" suggestions. 156 pages. WB 47.02 . . . . . $8.95	Dramatic Readings on Feminist Issues, Vol. 1 Edited by Meg Bowman. BB 47.03 . . . . . $11.95
Readings for Older Women Edited by Meg Bowman & Diane Haywood. Feel good about aging. 311 pages on growing old gracefully. Humor, living & dying, social change, rites & rituals, self-acceptance, sisterhood. BB 47.04 . . . . . $11.95	Goddesses, Witches, and the Paradigm Shift Dramatic readings. Many appropriate for lay-led services. Includes "Finding Our Foremothers", "Celebrating Ourselves", "Four Famous UU Women", plus an introduction to Goddesses, Witches & the Paradigm Shift. 230 pages. BB 47.062 . . . . . $14.95	Women's History: Dramatic Readings Short 20 minute programs on six women and their connection to issues of the day. Sappho, Hypatia, Mary Wollstonecraft, Deborah Sampson, Emma Goldman, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. Ideal for classroom, meetings and Women's History programs. 218 pages. BB 47.07 . . . . . $12.95
Lilith: Adam's First Wife Edited by Meg Bowman. For the Classroom, Women's History Programs, retreats, parties, lay-led services, and just for pleasure. Includes "George Sand: Deviant Extraordinaire" and Harriet Ross Tubman" plus "Moon Goddess" and Dorothy Satir's "Circle of Sisterhood." BB 47.071 . . . . . $14.95	Feminist Classics: Women's Words that Changed the World Short articles, poems, book segments, humor...from "the Second Wave of Feminism" designed as "consciousness-raisers". Great Reader! 179 pgs. BB 47.08 . . . . . $7.95	Women's Wisdom Feminist Issues, Vol. V, Meg Bowman, Editor Dramatic Readings: Four Faces of Fuller (Margaret Fuller) Caty (Catharine Lifflefield Greene Miller) Daisy (Juliette Gordon Low) Guarding the Garden (Eve & Lilith) I See Trust in Your Eyes (Anti-FGM) And much more! BB 47.081 . . $16.95
The Wit & Wisdom of Margaret Fuller Ossoli Quotes and excerpts from Fuller's writings. Her words are as relevant today as over a hundred years ago. BB 50.01 . . . . . $8.50	Why M. F. O. is Forgotten In the 1840's Margaret Fuller was a world celebrity. Her words were read by the American and European intelligensia. Why has she been forgotten? BB 50.02 . . . . . $8.50	Men, Women, and Margaret Fuller This volume, the third in Ms. James series about Margaret Fuller, focuses on her friendships with the Transcendentalist circle. BB 50.03 . . . . .$19.95
How I Got To Harvard Off and On Stage with Margarat Fuller, by Laurie James The story of how an unknown actor/author in mid-life made a dream come true and staged a solo show about a forgotten woman at Harvard and far beyond. BB 50.05 . . $15.95	Telling Our Stories Celebrating Ourselves This is the story of the Evolution of a Revolution through Resolution as a group of women in the Pacific Central District confronted sexism that permeated religious organizations, in response to a 1977 General Assembly Women & Religion Resolution. BB 47.10 . . . $12.00	Guide to Crone Rituals Compiled by Meg Bowman. Positive and creative ways to celebrate and acknowledge Wise Older Women. BB 47.13 . . . . . $16.95
Hosea Ballou: The Challenge to Orthodoxy By Ernest Cassara. A biography that deals with Ballou's view of the deity's love for humankind and intention to save all souls. BB 296.02 . . . . . $15.95 Who's Who of UUs Biographical sketches of outstanding UUs by Gwen Foss Revised and expanded in 2003 - 4th edition, with 1350 entries, more than twice as many as previously. BB 195.24 . . . . . $10.00	The Annotated Life-Story and Personal Reminiscences of Col. John Sobieski BC 487.01 CD . . . . . $24.95 (Requires Adobe Acrobat. Mac & PC compatible.) This "book-on-a-CD" recounts the long journey of Col. John Sobieski, a Unitarian who was the last native born lineal descendant to the Polish throne. By the time he was 25 years old, Sobieski had journeyed across Europe after his family was cast out of Poland to the United States, where he fought with the Union Army in the Civil War, then joined the Jasper Douthit's Unitarian Church in Shelbyville, IL. There, he served several times as Lithia Springs Chautauqua platform manager. Later, he settled in Minnesota and became involved with reform and politics. EcoLitGy Communications has released the first and second editions on CD presented side by side with annotations and hyperlinks to background information. Invaluable as a Unitarian research tool and as a first-hand trip across Europe, North American battlefields and the political forefront during the age of woman suffrage, temperance and social purity.	Outrageous Questions Legacy of Bronson Alcott and America's One-Room Schools By Laurie James Amos Bronson Alcott opened The Temple school in Boston in the fall of 1834 because he loved children and believed in their goodness. Many people were outraged at his ideas because the prevailing thought was that all human beings, including children, were sinful. Finally Alcott was attacked by most parents as dangerous and heretical. BB 50.04HC . . . $16.95 Hardcover