Miriam Toews
What’s inside
Women Talking is a profound narrative based on real events whereby a group of Mennonite women confront a series of sexual assaults within their community.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the complexities of patriarchal societies
- Exploring themes of empowerment and resilience
- Gaining insight into the intersection of faith and personal rights
- Learning about the importance of community in facing adversity
Key Points
- The assaults in a Mennonite community
- Women’s secret meeting for discussion
- Struggle between faith and justice
- Plan for collective action
- Exploration of forgiveness and empowerment
- Conflict between tradition and change
Who’s it For
- Feminists
- Readers interested in social issues
- Fans of literary fiction
- Advocates of women’s rights
About the author
Miriam Toews is a Canadian author celebrated for her poignant and thought-provoking novels often inspired by her own Mennonite heritage.