Growing up Female: Adolescent Girlhood in American Fiction

E. Wendy Saul · Barbara A. White

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Barbara White has written a thoroughly researched, detailed description of patterns of women's experience in fiction for adolescents. This well-written study should be required reading for graduate students and library school educators. It belongs in academic libraries, public libraries, and school libraries' professional collections and should be valuable reading for all adults who work with and/or live with adolescents. Choice

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