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Laura Bates 3 Book Collection paperback set featuring Girl Up, Everyday Sexism and Men Who Hate Women
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Laura Bates 3 Book Collection: Girl Up, Everyday Sexism, Men Who Hate Women - Non Fiction - Paperback

Author: Laura Bates
SKU: PLD13391
Barcode: 9789124192235
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
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Titles in This Set:
Girl Up
Everyday Sexism
Men Who Hate Women

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Simon & Schuster UK
Age Range: 14+ (Young Adult / Adult crossover)

Overview
The Laura Bates 3 Book Collection brings together three landmark works of feminist nonfiction from one of Britain's most influential campaigners. Girl Up, Everyday Sexism and Men Who Hate Women each tackle a different facet of modern misogyny — from body image pressure to online extremism — combining testimony, research and cultural analysis. Together they form an essential paperback set for teenage readers, parents, teachers and anyone wanting to understand the everyday reality of sexism today.

About the Books
Girl Up is Laura Bates's frank, funny and illustrated survival guide for young women, dismantling unrealistic beauty standards and myths around sex, relationships and social media with wit and honesty. Everyday Sexism is the book that grew out of the viral Everyday Sexism Project, gathering real accounts of harassment and discrimination from women around the world into a powerful, era-defining record of modern misogyny. Men Who Hate Women takes readers deeper still, as Bates goes undercover to investigate the online networks of incels and extreme misogynists, interviewing former members and those working to counter radicalisation to expose how these ideas spread from internet forums into schools and mainstream culture. Read individually or as a set, the three titles trace a clear arc — from personal experience, to collective testimony, to systemic investigation — giving readers a rounded, evidence-based understanding of how sexism operates at every level of society. Bates writes with the authority of someone who has spent over a decade researching the subject first-hand, and her style balances hard-hitting fact with accessible, often darkly humorous prose, suited equally to a teenager encountering these ideas for the first time and an adult deepening their understanding of gender inequality.

  • Three complete works by a Sunday Times bestselling, award-winning author.
  • Wide-ranging coverage: body image, everyday harassment and online extremism in one set.
  • Evidence-based: real testimony, interviews and research underpin every title.
  • Accessible paperback format — ideal for classrooms, book clubs and personal reading.
  • Thoughtful gift for teens, students, parents and educators.

About the Author
Laura Bates is a Sunday Times bestselling author and founder of the Everyday Sexism Project, a crowd-sourced collection of over 200,000 testimonies of gender inequality from around the world. She writes regularly for The Guardian and The Telegraph, and was awarded a British Empire Medal for services to gender equality. Bates works closely with schools, police forces, businesses and organisations including the United Nations to tackle sexism and misogyny, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.

Why You'll Love This Collection
Honest, urgent and genuinely eye-opening, this set gives readers the full picture of modern sexism in one place — the kind of collection that sparks real conversations at home, in the classroom, and beyond.

Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from the image shown; this is the current UK paperback edition with UK ISBNs.

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