Wendy already is a heroine -- a superheroine. But if she ever feels like having her own book, may I suggest
What the Librarian Did?
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True Grit: Western Heroines by Wendy from The Misadventures of Super Librarian
Since discovering the romance genre, I’ve always been a reader that immediately gravitates towards the heroine character. Yeah, yeah – hunky heroes are great. I love a good side of beefcake as much as the next gal, but they’re never the driving force in my reading. It’s always the heroine. There’s always plenty of lip-service to be found regarding feminism and the genre. Debates and dissections, themes and symbolism. But for me, when discussing feminism and romance you can simply chalk it up to the fact that many romance novels are, first and foremost, a story about the heroine’s journey. Not all of them mind you, but a good many of them. If that’s not feminism I’m not sure what is.