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Big Texas stories for little people.
Boss Texas Women is a bold, colorful board book introducing young readers to some of the extraordinary women who helped shape Texas.
Created by Austin writers and artists, the book celebrates trailblazing Texas women including Ann Richards, Barbara Jordan, Bessie Coleman, Lady Bird Johnson, and more, with playful illustrations and bite-sized stories designed for little readers.
No AI was used in the creation of this book.
RETAIL-READY COUNTERTOP DISPLAY
The compact Boss Texas Women countertop display turns the books into an easy grab-and-go gift and gives the title visibility at checkout without requiring dedicated shelf space.
WHOLESALE DETAILS
34 BOOKS PER CASE
$153.00 - Your Price
Complimentary countertop display included with each 34 book case.
This board book only available through wholesale.
MSRP: $8.99
Wholesale: $4.49
Retailer margin: ~50%
Opening order: 34 books
Countertop display: Included with opening order
Format: Board book
Created in: Austin, Texas
ISBN: 9781734050332
Dimensions: [Dimensions]
Page count: [Page Count]
INSIDE THE BOOK
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Ann Richards
The outspoken, quick-witted Texas governor who became a national political icon and champion for women in leadership.
Barbara Jordan
A groundbreaking legislator, civil-rights leader and electrifying orator who became the first Black woman from the South elected to the U.S. Congress.
Lady Bird Johnson
A former First Lady who used her influence to champion conservation, beautification and protection of America’s natural landscape.
Sandra Day O’Connor
An El Paso-raised trailblazer who became the first woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court.
Molly Ivins
A fearless Texas journalist and political columnist famous for taking on powerful people with razor-sharp wit and humor.
Wendy Davis
A Texas legislator who became nationally known for her marathon filibuster in the Texas Senate and advocacy for women.
Annise Parker
A longtime Houston public servant who became the first openly gay mayor of a major U.S. city.
Emma Tenayuca
A pioneering San Antonio labor organizer who began fighting for workers’ rights while still a teenager.
Christia Adair
A Black suffragist and civil-rights activist who spent decades fighting segregation and expanding voting rights in Texas.
Angelina Eberly
The Austin innkeeper who famously fired a cannon to sound the alarm when Texas officials tried to secretly remove the Republic’s archives from Austin.