"The fast-paced narratives recounts the suspense-filled stories of these exceptional women." --The Nonfiction Detectives

"With interesting sidebars explaining important details in the stories, such as the use of poison gases in warfare or the popularity of the song 'Over There,' and with a generous use of photographs, Women Heroes of World War I is a good introduction to the war that started 100 years ago for readers of any age. It is also a helpful addition to the literature of women's studies. Look for it to be popular in school and public libraries." —RickLibrarian.com

"A fine survey of major events in WWI and a case study in the types of social changes that often occur because of war, this book is an ideal candidate for both research and recreational reading." -- Booklist

"The fast-paced narratives recounts the suspense-filled stories of these exceptional women." -- The Nonfiction Detectives

"Kathryn Atwood's fascinating survey helps reset our perceptions of women in the Great War." —Peter Doyle, author of The First World War in 100 Objects

"Elegant, accessible biographies . . . together form a coherent history of a too-long-neglected window on World War I." —Elizabeth Wein, author of Code Name Verity