Women of Walt Disney Imagineering Book Review

George from ImagiNERDing reviews the book, Women of Walt Disney Imagineering, which features the inspiring tales of 12 imagineers that worked on Disneyland, Walt Disney World, Disneyland Paris, Tokyo Disneyland and more!
The contributing authors and imagineers are: Karen Connolly Armitage, Becky Bishop, Paula Dinkel, Maggie Irvine Elliott, Elisabete (Eli) Erlandson, Peggie Farssi, Tori Atencio McCullough, Katie Olson, Pam Rank, Lynne Macer Rhodes, Kathy Rogers, Julie Svendsen.
This book focuses on the history of Imagineering as told through these groundbreaking women.

[@TheCreatorsNookFL]

Looking forward to this, thanks for the review!

[@melissabenjamin4788]

I am a math and computer science teacher in a high school in NY. I am also the faculty advisor to GEMS in STEM (girls in STEM). Thank you for your review. I just purchased this book for my library to share with our girls. Women still strive to find an equal place in STEM fields. Continuing to inspire our girls to see themselves in STEM is an important key to closing the gender gap in STEM.

[@RC-il7kc]

❤️ Can’t wait to read it! Great video, thanks!

[@Imaginerding]

I hope you enjoy it! And thank you for the comment.

[@McCracken257]

I was lucky enough to buy it the day it hit some of the shelfs in wdw. Excited to read this!

[@Imaginerding]

I hope you really enjoy it!

[@LouProsperi]

Great review of a fantastic book!

[@Imaginerding]

Thanks for the comment!!! I’m so glad Disney published this title. Very inspirational.

[@markedward8519]

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[@unfuzzy]

books like this annoy me. are these the greatest imagineers? no, they're the greatest *female* imagineers. you might as well have a book about "Left-handed Imagineers" or "Imagineers named Bruce".

[@TheCreatorsNookFL]

No one said these were the greatest imagineers, their not even the greatest female imagineers, those like Harriet Burns, and Leota Toombs, who did awesome work on Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion, She was also the face of Madam Leota. There are different books for different interests and I would love to read a book about "Left-Handed Imagineers" but not particularly those named Bruce. Most of these women worked in a time that there work was unappreciated and overlooked, What is so wrong about throwing a little spotlight their way??? Thanks George for another great review and I will definitely read it.

[@unfuzzy]

@@TheCreatorsNookFL what's wrong with throwing a little spotlight to the imagineers named bruce? sounds like even you're not interested in such a book! what have you got against people named bruce? are you a bruce-ist? you're right about the people in the book - they're not the greatest imagineers so why would i want to read a book about them?