What Girls Learn by Karin Cook

Karin Cook gives us a novel about girls and their mothers, about sibling rivalry and kinship, about the mysterious tug between love and antagonism that lies at the heart of every family. The year Tilden turns twelve, her mother, Frances, falls in love and moves the family north. Soon the watchful, wise Tilden and her rebellious younger sister, Elizabeth, are navigating a new household amidst the awkward and alluring terrain of adolescence. But when Frances suddenly discovers a lump in her breast, her daughters must confront the unpredictablility of her illness. With heartbreak and humor, these characters exposes a world of secrets and learn to survive in the face of life's contradictions. Funny, haunting, and unflinchingly truthful on every page, What Girls Learn is a book that will be read--and cherished-- for years to come. This 1997 Virago Paperback is in fair condition. Boko has what appears to be stab wound in margin, goes through first 30 pages but doesn't affect text.

ISBN: 9781860492495 SKU: 1439568 Note: Any image shown is from a stock photo and is not the actual book.

SKU: 1439568
Location: Fiction