City of Girls
In 1940, nineteen-year-old Vivian Morris is sent to live with her Aunt Peg in Manhattan after being kicked out of Vassar College. Aunt Peg owns the Lily Playhouse, a lively midtown theater where Vivian meets a cast of colorful characters. A personal mistake leads to a professional scandal, upending Vivian's life and teaching her about the freedom she needs to pursue her desires. Now eighty-nine, Vivian reflects on how those events shaped her life and the love she found.
In 1940, nineteen-year-old Vivian Morris is sent to live with her Aunt Peg in Manhattan after being kicked out of Vassar College. Aunt Peg owns the Lily Playhouse, a lively midtown theater where Vivian meets a cast of colorful characters. A personal mistake leads to a professional scandal, upending Vivian's life and teaching her about the freedom she needs to pursue her desires. Now eighty-nine, Vivian reflects on how those events shaped her life and the love she found.
In 1940, nineteen-year-old Vivian Morris is sent to live with her Aunt Peg in Manhattan after being kicked out of Vassar College. Aunt Peg owns the Lily Playhouse, a lively midtown theater where Vivian meets a cast of colorful characters. A personal mistake leads to a professional scandal, upending Vivian's life and teaching her about the freedom she needs to pursue her desires. Now eighty-nine, Vivian reflects on how those events shaped her life and the love she found.
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Paperback
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April 7, 2020
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496 pages
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Riverhead Books
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978-1594634741
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