City of Girls
by Elizabeth Gilbert
About the book
In 1940s New York City, nineteen-year-old Vivian Morris is swept into the intoxicating world of theater when she moves in with her aunt at a bohemian playhouse. Embracing a life of glamour, romance, and sexual freedom, Vivian discovers the exhilarating power of living on her own terms—until one impulsive decision threatens to unravel everything. A luminous tale of female desire, forgiveness, and the courage to create an unconventional life.
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