The Fearless Females Pack celebrates girls and women who dream big, break barriers, and rewrite the rules. Through true stories and empowering characters, this collection shows young readers that talent, curiosity, courage, and determination can lead to extraordinary achievements — whether on a stage, in a lab, under the sea, or out in the world chasing big ideas.
Perfect for Early Learning Centres, this pack encourages confidence, ambition, and self-belief, opening conversations about possibilities, role models, and what it means to try, persevere, and shine. With warmth and inspiration on every page, the Fearless & Female Pack reminds children that their voice matters, their potential is real, and their future is wide open.
The Fearless Females Pack includes:
1. Go, Girls, Go! - Frances Gilbert & Allison Black
Girls can race…and girls can fly. Girls can rocket way up high! Piloting fire trucks, trains, tractors, and more, the girls in this book are on the go! Join them for an exuberant journey that celebrates how girls can do—and drive—anything.
2. Make a Pretty Sound - Traci N. Todd & Eleanor Davis
Ella Jenkins, known as “The First Lady of Children’s Music,” spent decades sharing joyful, multicultural songs that connected kids through rhythm, movement, and empathy—turning music into a powerful tool for learning and belonging. Her remarkable journey from Chicago’s neighbourhoods to the world stage, singing alongside leaders like Martin Luther King Jr., shows how one fearless woman used her voice to inspire generations and bridge hearts across cultures.
3. This Girl Can Do Anything - Stephanie Stansbie & Hazel Quintanilla
Meet Ruby. Ruby can do ANYTHING. She knows what she wants, and NOTHING is going to stop her – not a rainy day, a hard-to-reach treehouse or a pesky skateboard. Just you wait and see . . .
With expressive, retro illustrations from exciting new illustration talent Hazel Quintanilla, this empowering book celebrates strong girls the world over.
4. Solving the Puzzle Under the Sea - Robert Burleigh
Marie Tharp, inspired by her mapmaker father and driven to do what no one had done before, set out to map the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean — piecing together data like a giant underwater puzzle despite countless challenges and exclusions as a woman in her field. Her determination paid off, making her the first person to chart the ocean floor and transforming our understanding of the planet.
