Adelaide Hoodless

Discover the inspiring story of Adelaide Hunter Hoodless, a pioneering advocate for domestic sciences and home economics in Canada. In this engaging biography by C. Macdonald, published by Dundurn Group Ltd in 1986, you will learn about Hoodless's lifelong commitment to elevating the importance of cooking, sewing, childcare, and housework. As a trailblazer among the radical new women of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Hoodless played a crucial role in shaping the perception of women's work and education. This paperback edition spans 184 pages, offering a comprehensive look at her impactful life and contributions. Join us in exploring the legacy of a remarkable woman who fought for the recognition of essential domestic skills that continue to resonate today.