📖 Who Cooked the Last Supper?: The Women’s History of the World by Rosalind Miles 🍞✨

Prepare to uncover the untold stories of women’s contributions to history with Rosalind Miles’ groundbreaking and provocative book. Who Cooked the Last Supper? dismantles the patriarchal narrative of history to reveal a rich tapestry of women’s influence, creativity, and resilience across the ages. 🌍👩‍🦳

🔮 Overview:
Miles challenges the traditional male-centric version of history by exploring the pivotal, yet often overlooked, roles women have played. From the origins of human civilization to modern society, this book celebrates women as warriors, inventors, leaders, and everyday heroes. 💪✨

Through wit, passion, and a wealth of historical research, Miles tackles myths about women’s “place” in history and shines a light on their immense contributions, often buried or ignored by patriarchal structures. 📜⚡

🌟 Why You’ll Love It:

• Rewrites History: This isn’t the history you learned in school—it’s the herstory that’s been hidden for too long. 📚🙌
• Fiercely Feminist: Miles makes no apologies in her sharp critique of systemic sexism, offering a bold and empowering narrative. ✊🌹
• Global Scope: From ancient matriarchal societies to present-day struggles, the book spans cultures and continents. 🌏✨
• Engaging and Accessible: With humor and lively prose, Miles turns historical analysis into an enjoyable and eye-opening experience. 🎤🌟

📚 Perfect For Fans Of:
The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir, Women’s Work: The First 20,000 Years by Elizabeth Wayland Barber, and The History of Women in 100 Objects by Maggie Andrews. 📖🌈

📅 Published: Originally in 1988, with enduring relevance today.
🏆 Impact: Hailed as a feminist classic, this book continues to inspire discussions about equality and the rewriting of historical narratives. 🏅

👉 Who Cooked the Last Supper? is a rousing tribute to women’s hidden legacies and a call to action for a more inclusive understanding of history. 🔥