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Ok currently in the middle of two books. One is book 18 of the Stephanie Plum series.
The newest one is called Of Fire and Stars by Audrey Coulthurst. It's a sci-fi, queer, romance mashup and I love it thus far.
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Inspirational Female Role Models (news stories)
I've been browsing news articles about women in S.T.E.M programs: STEM is an acrostic based upon a multidisciplinary education approach for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
This summer, South Africa hosts the 2019 STEM awards for women who excel in STEM -- academically or in post-academic posts via organizations who employ women who excel in the field of STEM. Article link found >HERE< (for those who might be interested).
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