Voices of a Generation by 
Failing at Fairness by
Chronicles studies that show how gender-biased education, often propagated by well-meaning teachers, affects the intellectual and social growth of girls and instructs how teachers and students can avoid this trap.
Is Everyone Really Equal? by 
How Schools Shortchange Girls by
Parents, teachers and policymakers receive a study which presents major findings on girls and education, documenting exactly how and why schools shortchange girls in the educational process. Research is specific and reaches beyond generalities to document exactly how girls and boys learn and what the differences are in their classroom experiences. -- Midwest Book Review
God Help the Child by
Spare and unsparing, God Help the Child weaves a tale about the way the sufferings of childhood can shape, and misshape, the life of the adult.
Born Bright: a young girl's journey from nothing to something in America by
" While reflecting on her own path out of poverty, Mason examines the conditions that make it nearly impossible to escape and exposes the presumption harbored by many--that the poor don't help themselves enough."