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Resources share the relationship subject to Young women -- Fiction

Solstice wood, Patricia A. McKillip
The language of flowers, a novel, Vanessa Diffenbaugh
When you see me, a novel, Lisa Gardner
Mortal Queens, Victoria McCombs
Dragonspell, Donita K. Paul
Her father's house, Belva Plain
Loving, Karen Kingsbury
The sweet indifference of the world, Peter Stamm ; translated from the German by Michael Hofmann
The Museum of Extraordinary Things, Alice Hoffman
The sheen on the silk, a novel, Anne Perry
Girls of storm and shadow, Natasha Ngan
The zone of interest, a novel, Martin Amis
Remember me?, Sophie Kinsella
See Isabelle run, Elizabeth Bloom
Mothers and other liars, Amy Bourret
You are not alone, Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen
Earthgirl, Jennifer Cowan
City of girls, Elizabeth Gilbert
City of girls, Elizabeth Gilbert
Murder most malicious, Alyssa Maxwell
Queen of the underworld, a novel, Gail Godwin
The hurricane sisters, a novel, Dorothea Benton Frank
The bone season, Samantha Shannon
Where the crawdads sing, Delia Owens
The sisters Grimm, a novel, Menna van Praag
The best of everything, Rona Jaffe ; introduction by Rachel Syme
The wren, the wren, a novel, Anne Enright
Shattered, James Patterson and James O. Born
Carolina moon, Nora Roberts
April shadows, V.C. Andrews
Enemy women, Paulette Jiles
Everlasting, Kathleen E. Woodiwiss
Queen of babble gets hitched, Meg Cabot
The umbrella lady, a novel, V.C. Andrews
Purity, a novel, Jonathan Franzen
Hope's highway, Dorothy Garlock
44 Scotland Street, by Alexander McCall Smith
Kiss me first, a novel, Lottie Moggach
The walnut tree, Charles Todd
The women, Kristin Hannah
Maya's notebook, Isabel Allende
I've got your number, a novel, Sophie Kinsella
Property of a noblewoman, a novel, Danielle Steel
Margaret Truman's Internship in murder, Margaret Truman, Donald Bain
The husband list, a novel, Janet Evanovich & Dorien Kelly
The great escape, Susan Elizabeth Phillips
Small admissions, Amy Poeppel
The devil of Nanking, Mo Hayder
Mo said she was quirky, by James Kelman
Endsinger, Jay Kristoff

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