Invisible Women & Do It Like a Woman 2 Books Collection Set by Caroline Criado Perez - Non Fiction - Paperback
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Titles in This Set:
Invisible Women
Do it Like a Woman
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
ISBN:
Overview:
This two-book paperback collection brings together Caroline Criado Perez’s most influential works on gender bias and female achievement. Invisible Women exposes the hidden ways data and design overlook women across medicine, technology, workplaces and public policy, while Do it Like a Woman profiles women who refuse to accept those limits and instead reshape their fields. Together the set offers both the diagnosis of systemic imbalance and the stories of those actively correcting it. Readers gain a clear, evidence-based understanding of how male-centric defaults affect daily life, followed by concrete examples of courage and innovation that challenge those defaults. The combination provides immediate value for anyone seeking both rigorous analysis and motivational real-world accounts in one purchase.
What Makes This Collection Special:
Owning both titles creates a complete reader journey from problem to possibility. Invisible Women lays out hundreds of documented examples showing how ignoring sex differences leads to poorer outcomes for women in everything from crash-test dummies to smartphone voice recognition. Do it Like a Woman then shifts focus to individuals who have overcome similar barriers, from a female fighter pilot in Afghanistan to Russian punk activists and an Iranian journalist who defied compulsory hijab laws. Reading the books together lets you move directly from data on inequality to the lived strategies that dismantle it, making the set far more useful than either title alone for students, professionals and general readers interested in practical feminism.
Books Included in This Collection:
Invisible Women
Caroline Criado Perez demonstrates how government statistics, medical trials, urban planning and product design routinely treat male bodies and male experiences as the default. The book draws on global case studies to show the resulting gaps in safety, health outcomes and opportunity. It explains why these oversights matter on both personal and societal levels and offers clear evidence that collecting sex-disaggregated data improves results for everyone.
Do it Like a Woman
This companion volume profiles women who have succeeded by refusing to conform to traditional expectations. Criado Perez introduces readers to a Chilean revolutionary, an Afghan fighter pilot, Russian punk protestors and journalists who risked everything to expose corruption. Each chapter highlights specific tactics these women used to create change, showing how bravery and persistence translate into measurable progress across wildly different cultural and political contexts.
Who This Set Is Perfect For:
The collection suits readers who want both factual evidence and inspiring stories in one purchase. Students and academics studying gender studies or social policy will appreciate the research depth, while professionals in tech, medicine and design can apply the bias examples directly to their work. Gift buyers looking for thoughtful nonfiction for friends or colleagues interested in current affairs will find the set presents a balanced, non-preachy overview. Book clubs and reading groups focused on feminism or inequality also benefit from having two complementary perspectives available at once.
Key Benefits:
- Receive two thematically linked titles in brand-new paperback editions delivered together.
- Move from documented examples of gender data gaps straight into accounts of women closing those gaps.
- Access verified global case studies without needing multiple separate purchases.
- Build a clearer picture of how design and policy choices affect half the population daily.
- Discover specific tactics used by pioneering women across continents and professions.
- Own a compact reference set useful for essays, workplace discussions or personal reflection.
- Support continued reading on women’s rights with two books that reinforce each other’s messages.
About the Author:
Caroline Criado Perez is a British journalist and feminist campaigner whose work focuses on making women visible in data and public life. She successfully campaigned for Jane Austen to appear on the Bank of England ten-pound note and led the challenge that resulted in a female statue being placed in Parliament Square. Her writing draws on extensive research and first-hand reporting, earning her an OBE for services to equality and diversity. Criado Perez consistently combines rigorous evidence with accessible storytelling, making complex statistics and historical patterns understandable to wide audiences.
Why You’ll Love This Set:
The two books together turn abstract concerns about inequality into an actionable narrative. You finish Invisible Women equipped with the facts, then finish Do it Like a Woman equipped with role models and methods. The set rewards both casual readers seeking insight and committed followers of Criado Perez’s work by delivering consistent quality and depth across both titles in convenient paperback format.
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