“I thought it was a really good story,' Cindy said. She was trying to make me feel better, I think. 'I liked the way it ended. When I was halfway through, I was thinking that maybe some handsome prince was going to show up and save the princess.' 'She didn't need a handsome prince,' I said. 'Those wild girls did just fine on their own.”
The story delves into the complex relationship between two sisters who navigate the challenges of a wild, untamed world, highlighting themes of survival, independence, and the enduring bond between family. more
Pat Murphy, born on March 9, 1955, is a renowned science fiction writer whose works are praised for their unique perspective and profound exploration of social issues. more
“She is never alone, because she always has herself. In her own company, she is always enough.”
“There was an odd rule throughout the College that no girl might buy a book.”