New York, 1940s: when young Vivian Morris is sent to live with her aunt, she tumbles into the city's theatrical nightlife—glittering clubs, bold costumes and a circle of women who open her to possibility. Elizabeth Gilbert's City of Girls is a warm, witty coming-of-age story about desire, resilience and the messy joy of reinvention. With affectionate detail and sharp humour, the novel celebrates female friendship, the freedoms of self-discovery, and the courage to make unconventional choices. Perfect for readers who love character-driven historical fiction that sparkles with romance, life in the city, and a heroine learning to live on her own terms.
Genre: Fiction, Historical, Literary, Romance, Women, Family Life, City Life Dimensions: 21.3 x 21.9 x 3.0 cm Book Condition: Very Good
