The book "Education of American Girls" by Anna K. Brackett became one of the first documents that joined the discussion of the role of women in society and educational opportunities for the fair sex. In this work, the author examines the educational demands placed on American girls in the 19th century and expresses her thoughts on how to improve this situation. Bracket expresses the idea that the lack of decent education for women leads to greater dependence on men and limits their opportunities for self-development and professional growth. The author argues that women should be given the same access to education as men so that they can become more independent and independent individuals. "Educating American Girls" is not only a book about the educational process, but also about socio-cultural issues related to gender equality. This work leaves readers with many raised questions about the role of women in society and the need to provide them with full opportunities for self-realization.