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This article appeared in the July 30, 2007 edition of The Nation.

July 11, 2007

ANYTHING BOYS CAN DO...

South Orange, N.J.

Fortunately, those who love The Dangerous Book for Boys despite its casual sexism will have a better girls' alternative than the rather Victorian The Great Big Glorious Book for Girls [Katha Pollitt, "Subject to Debate," July 9]. The true companion book is called The Daring Book for Girls, by Andrea Buchanan and Miriam Peskowitz (whom I represent) coming this fall, and it will be every bit as fun and adventurous as its predecessor. It may not counter the Anglo- imperial martial spirit of the boys' book, but it will still do a lot to level the playing field.

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