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“My mother said, "kiss him, darling, it's easy so natural" and I thought to myself, not with lips of stone, dear mother, not with lips of stone”

Quote by Francesca Lia Block

Book:How to (Un)cage a Girl

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How to (Un)cage a Girl

This book delves into the themes of personal growth and self-empowerment, providing strategies and insights for young women seeking to break free from societal constraints and achieve their full potential. more

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Francesca Lia Block

Francesca Lia Block, born on December 3, 1962, is an American author known for her works in young adult literature and fantasy novels. Her writing often delves into the emotional and growth aspects of adolescence, as well as supernatural elements. more

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