Books like Girl Goddess #9 by Francesca Lia Block
Girl Goddess #9 is a collection of nine short stories by Francesca Lia Block that celebrate the resilience, imagination, and individuality of girls from all walks of life. From a rock‑star groupie to a Manhattan‑dwelling girl with two moms, each narrative follows a young woman finding her unique voice and strength. Block’s lyrical prose brings to life a tangible world where every girl learns that she is a goddess in her own right, no matter her background or circumstances.
First publish date: 1996
Genre: General Fiction/Short Stories
Authors: Francesca Lia Block
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