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Book 1. Linda Newbery. Chelsea Walk 6. Girls for the Right to Choose

Motivating stories about girls in the Chelsea Walk 6 series

12-year-old Polly dreams of becoming a researcher. However, her parents believe that the main goal of every girl is to get married successfully and become a dutiful wife. Well, this is definitely not the case! What about travelling the world, adventures and dangers? It's good that at least her new neighbours understand and support her. Edwina and Violet are suffragettes, members of the women's rights movement. They offer Polly to help them organise a march through the streets of London in support of women's suffrage. The girl, of course, agrees, not knowing how dangerous this adventure would be.

Book 2. Anne Turnbull. Chelsea Walk 6. Girls with a Voice

Motivating stories about girls in the Chelsea Walk 6 series

Mary Anne is delighted: she leaves home for the first time and goes to a boarding school for young ladies. And most importantly, she will be taught to sing and play the harpsichord! New school friends, talented teachers, a brilliant performance by 8-year-old Mozart and his sister - all this inspires Mary Ann to persevere in her dream and believe that one day she will become an opera singer. However, the girl's plans are shattered by the shocking news that her parents will no longer be able to pay for her education. Determined, Mary-Anne comes up with a risky plan to help her stay in the boarding school.