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by Elizabeth Gilbert
Set in the 1940s New York City theater world, the story follows Vivian Morris, a young woman sent to live with her unconventional aunt at the Lily Playhouse. After a scandalous mistake upends her life, Vivian embarks on a journey of self-discovery, exploring female sexuality and the enduring power of friendship. Gilbert's prose captures the glitz and grit of mid-century Manhattan, offering a vibrant, nostalgic look at a woman finding her place in a world that is rapidly changing.
A popular book with millions of readers worldwide.
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