Nothing is allowed! Learn your homework, mend your clothes, and watch the turbulent Dublin of 1912 from your window. What can fourteen-year-old Molly Carberry do with herself besides writing letters to her friend? Molly complains to her about her nasty brother Harry, about her sisters - the impossibly perfect Julia and the generally nice, albeit headstrong Phyllis, who suddenly has secrets. This secret will turn the boring life of the main character upside down: Phyllis has joined the suffragettes! It doesn't get easier hour by hour... After all, those who call themselves that demand the impossible - the right to vote for women. Spying on her sister goes too far: without expecting it, Molly becomes part of the movement. Now it won’t be boring - but what obstacles will you have to overcome? How far is Molly ready to go in the fight for her rights? “Molly Has a Right” is a dynamic novel written on behalf of a lively, ironic and courageous heroine. Anna Carey unobtrusively follows the idea of girl power, creating realistic stories of girls growing up. Her consistently witty books have won acclaim from teenage readers and won an Irish Book Award.