Through her work as a CNBC media and tech reporter Julia Boorstin has met many accomplished female leaders and CEOs. Here, she collates the stories of more than 60 of them, and analyses the characteristics and commonalities that have allowed them to lead and succeed. Stitch Fix founder Katrina Lake, Bumble's Whitney Wolfe Herd, and Gwyneth Paltrow of Goop are just a few of the impressive women she interviews for the book.

Women at work are consistently asked—and expected—to do "non-promotable" work. The No Club, written by four professors, wants to share ways that woman can better utilise their professional time and organisations can do better allocating and rewarding work in order to achieve a more equitable workplace.

NPR reporter Nina Totenberg and the indomitable former associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States Ruth Bader Ginsberg enjoyed almost fifty years of friendship. Throughout this time, the two worked to ensure women would have greater opportunities. This memoir paints a personal picture of these two fascinating and influential women and the important people and purposes in their lives through the lens of a powerful friendship.

Can women really "have it all"? In Pay Up, author Reshma Saujani questions the notion and asserts through a compelling use of data and narrative that some serious changes need to be made for this to be achieved. Her book offers practical advice for both business leaders and women who work as the future of the corporate world takes shape.

Tori Dunlop may have grown up financially aware, but she soon discovered that few of her female peers did. The founder of Her First $100K shares her knowledge, from paying off debt, to figuring out what matters to you when it comes to money, to investing for the future.

Crazy Rich Asians and Fresh off the Boat star Constance Wu’s Making a Scene is a collection of essays on growing up as an Asian-American woman in the entertainment industry. In this memoir, she shares how she faced discrimination, harassment and sexual assault. It's a powerful, poignant portrait of the young actress.

Black women endure many challenges. In this impressive tome, journalist April D. Ryan explores the journeys of some of the most resilient and influential, including politicians Maxine Waters and Valerie Jarrett, America's first Black woman Vice President Kamala Harris, and activist LaTosha Brown, all of whom she interviews for the book, and looks at the myriad ways they are changing the world.

The renowned journalist behind the innovative Philippines online news site Rappler and the recipient of the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize, Maria Ressa has released an inspiring memoir that narrates a courageous career of holding power to account and why, particularly today, it is so important to protect the freedoms we enjoy.

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