Polly Plum

Uncover the inspiring story of Mary Ann Colclough, one of New Zealand's pioneering feminists, in the meticulously crafted biography 'Polly Plum' by Jenny Coleman. This enlightening paperback sheds light on Mary Ann's transformative journey after arriving in New Zealand in 1857, where she became a bold advocate for women's rights in a patriarchal society. Under her pen name 'Polly Plum,' Colclough made a mark as a journalist for the 'Daily Southern Cross' and 'Weekly News,' eloquently voicing her opinions in the face of public criticism. This 296-page biography offers rich insights into the socio-political landscape of 19th-century New Zealand and positions Mary Ann Colclough alongside notable figures like Kate Sheppard in the feminist movement. With dimensions of 165 x 230 mm, 'Polly Plum' serves as both a historical account and a source of inspiration for contemporary readers looking to explore women's empowerment and the roots of feminism in New Zealand. Through letters and public debates, Jenny Coleman expertly animates Mary Ann's legacy, highlighting her courage and the vital role she played in advocating for women's rights. If you're passionate about feminist literature and the significance of women's roles in history, 'Polly Plum' is a must-read that deeply resonates today. Join the journey of a courageous pioneer and celebrate a pivotal chapter in New Zealand's feminist history, all from the comfort of your home. Get your copy today from Smartfox AU and delve into the captivating world of 'Polly Plum.'