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"By the author of the bestselling "Annapurna": "A Woman's Place
""A magnificent and compelling story . . . [Blum's] inspiring
story is as much about leadership as it is about living life fully
and overcoming obstacles to reach one's goals."--Lynne Cox, author
of "Swimming to Antarctica"
Arlene Blum defied the climbing establishment of the 1970s by
leading the first all-female teams on successful ascents of Mt.
McKinley and Annapurna, and was the first American woman to attempt
Mt. Everest. At the same time, her ground-breaking scientific work
challenged gender stereotypes in the academic community. With
candor and humor, Blum recounts her" "journey from an overprotected
childhood in Chicago to the tops of some of the highest peaks on
earth, and to a life lived on her own terms. "Breaking Trail" is a
testament to the power of taking risks and pursuing dreams.
"Compelling . . . Blum exudes possibility."--"Los Angles
Times"
"Personal and disarmingly honest . . . [Blum] simply tells her
nourishing and deserving story, quietly reminding us that a woman's
place is indeed on top."--"New York Times Book Review"
Arlene Blum is a leadership and intercultural trainer and author of
"Annapurna: A Woman's Place," named one of the 100 best adventure
books of all time by "National Geographic" and one of "Fortune"'s
"75 books that teach you everything you need to know about
business." She has a doctorate in biophysical chemistry and has
taught at Stanford University, Wellesley College, and the
University of California, Berkeley. She lives in Berkeley,
California.
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