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Top Cops: Profiles of Women in Command
Author: Marion E. Gold
website: www.brittanypublications.com/top-cops.html
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"Women in law enforcement are where women in journalism were a century ago. . . . This book is an inspiration to all women currently working or contemplating a career in law enforcement. Kudos to Marion Gold for portraying what it's really like. . . .:
Peggy Grillot, Past-President, Illinois Woman's Press Association

Triumph of Spirit
Author: Penny Harrington, Former Police Chief Portland Oregon
Web site: www.pennyharrington.com/bookstore.htm
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"An explosive look at American policing through one woman's courageous battles to change the system from within. . . . This gutsy, often hilarious book really packs a punch."
Connie Fletcher, PhD, Associate Professor of Communications, Loyola University (Chicago)
Author of What Cops Know and Breaking and Entering

Joliet
Author: Marianne Wolf
Web site: www.mariannewolf.com
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Marianne Wolf shows her readers the Eastern European immigrants who where drawn to Joliet, Illinois in the early part of the 1900s. Joliet focuses those who built the town she grew up in, where local business owners catered to their ethnic heritages and preserved the languages, foods and traditions of the people like those from Slovenia and Croatia who joined together to create a thriving Illinois community.

Just Keep Dancing
Author: Susan Brauer
Web site: www.JustKeepDanding.org
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Just Keep Dancing is a story of abuse and personal triumph that will inspire any woman who reads it.
"I had the opportunity to read Just Keep Dancing and I honor Susan s courage and willingness to share her story with others in hopes that no one will have to go through what she did -- or if they do, that they too will find the strength that she did to "keep dancin'.""
--Kim Wells, Corporate Alliance to End Partner Violence