Masuma Ahuja is a journalist who calls three countries home and reports on people, power, and politics around the world. Her work focuses primarily on women’s and girls’ lives. She was previously a producer at CNN and national digital editor at the Washington Post. She uses words, photos, and emerging media to report and tell stories. Her projects have ranged from long-form stories to sending disposable cameras to women in more than a dozen countries to document their days to crowdsourcing voice mails from Americans about the impact of the 2016 election on their lives. She was part of a team that won the Pulitzer Prize in 2014.

"Full of pictures and the unique voices of teenage girls in a variety of situations and cultures, this book provides a snapshot of teens' lives around the world." --School Library Journal "These girls' heartfelt, hopeful, and inspiring narratives will resonate with teenage girls everywhere." --Booklist "An inviting and appealing collection." --Kirkus Reviews

Masuma Ahuja is a journalist who calls three countries home and reports on people, power, and politics around the world. Her work focuses primarily on women’s and girls’ lives. She was previously a producer at CNN and national digital editor at the Washington Post. She uses words, photos, and emerging media to report and tell stories. Her projects have ranged from long-form stories to sending disposable cameras to women in more than a dozen countries to document their days to crowdsourcing voice mails from Americans about the impact of the 2016 election on their lives. She was part of a team that won the Pulitzer Prize in 2014.

"Full of pictures and the unique voices of teenage girls in a variety of situations and cultures, this book provides a snapshot of teens' lives around the world." --School Library Journal "These girls' heartfelt, hopeful, and inspiring narratives will resonate with teenage girls everywhere." --Booklist "An inviting and appealing collection." --Kirkus Reviews

Masuma Ahuja is a journalist who calls three countries home and reports on people, power, and politics around the world. Her work focuses primarily on women’s and girls’ lives. She was previously a producer at CNN and national digital editor at the Washington Post. She uses words, photos, and emerging media to report and tell stories. Her projects have ranged from long-form stories to sending disposable cameras to women in more than a dozen countries to document their days to crowdsourcing voice mails from Americans about the impact of the 2016 election on their lives. She was part of a team that won the Pulitzer Prize in 2014.

"Full of pictures and the unique voices of teenage girls in a variety of situations and cultures, this book provides a snapshot of teens' lives around the world." --School Library Journal "These girls' heartfelt, hopeful, and inspiring narratives will resonate with teenage girls everywhere." --Booklist "An inviting and appealing collection." --Kirkus Reviews