" ... for Catholic working class girls like Marie, Renee, and Cora Rose LaBarre, sisterhood is a word that covers a multitude of attitudes. They're best friends, worst enemies, greatest supporters and biggest detractors. Set in the decade of opening doors, The Girls Club follows the three sisters as they love, argue, and struggle their way through adolescence to womanhood, taking in religion, illness, parenting, sexuality, drugs, and rock 'n roll on the way."--Back cover.
"The book, which has a very strong lesbian theme, follows a working class Catholic girl from childhood through marriage and motherhood as it...Read more
" ... for Catholic working class girls like Marie, Renee, and Cora Rose LaBarre, sisterhood is a word that covers a multitude of attitudes. They're best friends, worst enemies, greatest supporters and biggest detractors. Set in the decade of opening doors, The Girls Club follows the three sisters as they love, argue, and struggle their way through adolescence to womanhood, taking in religion, illness, parenting, sexuality, drugs, and rock 'n roll on the way."--Back cover.
"The book, which has a very strong lesbian theme, follows a working class Catholic girl from childhood through marriage and motherhood as it explores class, illness, and sexuality."--Susan Stinson (Lambda Literary online interview).
"The book, which has a very strong lesbian theme, follows a working class Catholic girl from childhood through marriage and motherhood as it explores class, illness, and sexuality."--Susan Stinson (Lambda Literary online interview).
- ISBN10 161294020X
- ISBN13 9781612940205
- Publish Date 13 September 2011 (first published 1 January 2011)
- Publish Status Active
- Imprint Bywater Books
- Format eBook
- Pages 304
- Language English
