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City of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert

Gritty & Glamorous!  With the colorful 1940's New York City theatre scene as a backdrop, Gilbert shares a coming of age story that does not disappoint. As we follow Vivian, a 19 year old girl banished from the suburbs to live with her bohemian aunt in NYC, lot of bad behavior ensues, but in the end we learn what it means to love, lose and learn what matters most.  I could not put this book down!


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