Notebook Role Model Women

The notebook is suitable for writing, drawing, sketching, planning, lists and more. It can be used as a personal diary, a work diary, a study notebook or as an original and inspiring gift. The unique design of the cover makes it a fashionable and attention-grabbing item. The notebook encourages women to express themselves and dream big .

A soft cover with a colorful and high-quality print of collage paintings of pioneering women. The paintings were carefully selected and represent women who had a great impact in various fields, such as science, art, politics and culture. The cover is printed on 300 gram chrome paper with a glossy laminated coating, which makes it durable and lightweight For cleaning. The inner pages are made of 80 gram white paper, convenient for writing and drawing. Notebook size: width 15 cm, length 21 cm - convenient to carry in a bag or backpack. Made in Israel.

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1. Golda Meir: Fourth Prime Minister of Israel, 1969-1974. She was the first woman elected as prime minister.
1. Hannah Szenes: Jewish fighter and poet, who volunteered to serve in the British Army during World War II.
2. Rachel Bluwstein: She  known as Rachel or as Rachel the Poetess. She is one of the most prominent poets in renewed classical Hebrew poetry.
3. Hana Levin: Mayor of Rishon Lezion from 1956 to 1960, she was the first woman elected mayor in Israel.  
4. Amelia Earhart: American pilot and author. First woman to also cross the Atlantic on a solo flight.
5. Marie Curie: An ingenious physicist who broke through in the field of science and won the Nobel Prize in Physics.
6. Virginia Woolf: The writer and feminist, known for her clever and fascinating works that explore her female consciousness.
7. Frida Kahlo: The artist who broke through in the field of women's art and brought about a change in the traditional artistic structure.
8. Marianne Wright Edelman: Founder and President of the Child Protection Fund, which leads the fight for civil and children's rights.
9. Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Supreme Court justice who has become a symbol of equality in the judicial system.
10. Margaret Atwood: Canadian writer, poet and literary critic.
11. Benedetta Benzini: Italian model, journalist, writer, educator, feminist.
12. Maya Angelou: African-American poet and writer, actress and philosopher, and one of the most important figures in the civil rights movement and African-American literature.
13. Alice Walker: writer and feminist, author of feminist ideas of equality and independence.
14. Christine Lagarde: President of the European Central Bank since 2019 and first woman to hold this position.
15. Helen Mirren: The British actor. She is a film and television actress. She has won an Academy Award the Oscars for Film, the Emmy Award for Television, and the Tony Award for Theatre. She portrayed Golda Meir in Israeli director Guy Nativ's film.
16. Masha Amini: In her death she became a symbol of women who oppose Iran's hijab regulations.