Deeds of Daring Done by Girls

"Deeds of Daring Done by Girls" by N. Hudson Moore is a compilation of historical stories that highlights the courage and resolve demonstrated by young girls across time. These narratives, likely from the turn of the 20th century, focus on the amazing acts of various young heroines. They shine a spotlight on how these girls show remarkable strength, quick thinking, and determination when faced with tough situations. The book begins with "The Robe of the Duchess," told from the perspective of Jehan, a page in the court of the Comte de Foix in the late 1300s. This story centers on Lady Eleonore, a young girl on the cusp of her twelfth birthday, and shows the story of her playful rebelliousness and growing independence. She has a day of adventure when she participates in the hawking activities, a scene of both youthful ambition, friendship, and bravery when she has a close encounter with an out-of-control horse. The writing grabs your attention with its engaging style and showcases a series of stories of girls doing brave actions.