"City of Girls" by Elizabeth Gilbert takes us into the caverns of the 40s and the 50s New York City. Vivian Morris, a would-have-been-straight-laced Vasser graduate ends up being a promiscuous and down-in-the- pits kind of girl - but she is not without merit. An exceptionally resourceful and skilled seamstress, she also becomes an adept …

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